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19x10 fits in the front. Just choose your offset wisely. Also depends on what your goals are. Meaty flush (265 wide or more) = 19x10 +30 give or take 5mm
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19x10 fits in the front. Just choose your offset wisely.
Also depends on what your goals are. Meaty flush (265 wide or more) = 19x10 +30 give or take 5mm each direction. Hellaflush (wide wheels, stretched tires, etc.) = 19x10 offset anything lower than that. If you want proof that 19x10 fits up front with no problems, grab sport package wheels from the rear and throw them on the front. Bam. Works. |
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