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Old 11-18-2002 | 01:25 PM
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finally tried the wheels on

ok so i got my 18's before i went on vacation and couldnt try them on, i got back yesterday and couldnt wait any longer . the fronts have about a 1/2 inch clearance before hitting the strut(no tires on yet) the rears like 1/8 ". the rears are definately gonna need spacers, fronts depend on the tires. i sould have them mounted ny the ned of the week though.

ps. i took pics in case chris doesnt believe me the sould be on my site by tonight.
Old 11-18-2002 | 03:09 PM
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Re: finally tried the wheels on

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ok so i got my 18's before i went on vacation and couldnt try them on, i got back yesterday and couldnt wait any longer . the fronts have about a 1/2 inch clearance before hitting the strut(no tires on yet) the rears like 1/8 ". the rears are definately gonna need spacers, fronts depend on the tires. i sould have them mounted ny the ned of the week though.

ps. i took pics in case chris doesnt believe me the sould be on my site by tonight.
ok pics are up
Old 11-18-2002 | 03:31 PM
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oh the fronts will fit...but just wait and see how far in the wheel well they end up...it's not pretty
Old 11-18-2002 | 03:59 PM
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its ok i need them to tuck as much as possible so its ok, i think that the rears are the only thing presenting a problem right now, hopefully with spacers i should be ok, but im afraid that the trailing arm will rub because it does now(with the 16's) when im all the way down. i may have to relocate the arms slightly when i go lower. i dont think the rubber bands im putting on will present much of a problem
Old 11-18-2002 | 04:20 PM
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That's actually sweet, J!!! I've always been partial to multi-spoke wheels as opposed to 5-spokes... Oh, and I might hit you up on giving me some pointers on your lights.
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