will these wheels fit?

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will these wheels fit?

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i dont mind if i have to roll the guards a bit on the front im just concerned about how close the tire will be to te strut im pretty sure the back will fit without changing anything

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rear will be fine
9" on the front is pushing it.

pretty sure these details have been covered off about 100 times in this section
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Post by thrash »

+12 with no dish.. hmmm
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Post by Mick »

^^^ good call.

big money difference between these and 3 piece or billet though ay.
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Post by perrinsohc »

10's on the front on a wide body will be sweeeeet as lol
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i only want 9 on the front im putting 9.5 on the rear i just want to know will the off-set be right so it doesnt rub on the struts??? guards can always be rolled

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Mick wrote:rear will be fine
9" on the front is pushing it.

pretty sure these details have been covered off about 100 times in this section
yeah mate, youre all good
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Yeah for the millionth time, 9's on the front will require a ZERO offset, otherwise they'll hit the strut. You will also require neg camber so it doesnt hit the guard lip.
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