I got 17x8 +35 wheels all around.
07-14-06, 11:46 PM
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I got 17x8 +35 wheels all around.
I got these wheels all around and I was wondering if I would need a spacer on the rear or if they would fit just fine.
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I was talking to someone and they said they would fit but it would be like the FD wheels where the front wheels would stick out further then the back which is what I'm wanting to stay away from. Would I need spacers to keep the front and rear wheels sticking out the same?
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well any wheel that is the same front and rear will stick out slightly more in front than in back.
(its the fender in back that sticks out farther). if you want the exact same tire to fender gap front and rear, you will need to get some slight spacers. I would put them on first, then decide how much more you want them to sit out and get spacers accordingly. 17x8 +35 isn't going to be a real aggressive fitment though, so I doubt you'll notice that much of a difference between the front and rear. they will both sit in a little.
(its the fender in back that sticks out farther). if you want the exact same tire to fender gap front and rear, you will need to get some slight spacers. I would put them on first, then decide how much more you want them to sit out and get spacers accordingly. 17x8 +35 isn't going to be a real aggressive fitment though, so I doubt you'll notice that much of a difference between the front and rear. they will both sit in a little.
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