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Old 07-21-2015, 09:40 AM
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Nope, never seen that. They look like the fit well. What size are they? 17x9? And I think you had to use a spacer to get the backspace closer to stock? They look ok, it's a tough call on an unpainted car. I'd like to see the car with paint and then decide. Maybe paint the wheels.

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Nope, never seen that. They look like the fit well. What size are they? 17x9? And I think you had to use a spacer to get the backspace closer to stock? They look ok, it's a tough call on an unpainted car. I'd like to see the car with paint and then decide. Maybe paint the wheels.
They're 17 x 8.5 front with 245/45's, and 18 x 9.5 rear with 275/40's. And yes, 2" adapters are what made it all possible.

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