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what size spacer to use
what is the appropriate length spacer for a better look ? |
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Had these on my truck they should have come with 20mm spacer all acs come with spacers if you did not get them then somebody ripped you off on a side note the ride is ok but watch those pot holes one good one and they will crack very easily they are a very light wheel cast alloy not very strong
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already put major damage on one last year, luckly picked up a spare, however no spacers - not advertised either - my own losss I guess
So 20mm on front and back, does that counter effect the appearance of being staggered I thought only a spacer in the rear was requried inorder to spread the wheels out and give that same appearance as staggered 87s |
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I only put spacers in the rear it was to much up front but still needed more i have fender flares but it looked good i didnt mean to bust your balls about spacers just giving you the facts thats all i love the look of those rims on the x
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understood!! Now I am the wiser
So 20mm on the rear looked good? or your suggesting more on the rear ? I have rear flares, would love to get front flares but that is some expensive plastic. |
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