with a 20mm offset you won't need spacers. remember, a lower numerical offset means the wheel will move further out. that would increase the distance between the wheel and your strut, and decrease the distance between the wheel and fender.
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Originally posted by nandowith a 20mm offset you won't need spacers. remember, a lower numerical offset means the wheel will move further out. that would increase the distance between the wheel and your strut, and decrease the distance between the wheel and fender.
gotcha, that is what I misunderstood =)
thanks nando!, you coming to the [H] car meet on sunday in newcastle?
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no, I had no idea there was one? what time are you meeting there?Originally posted by James CrivelloneOriginally posted by nandowith a 20mm offset you won't need spacers. remember, a lower numerical offset means the wheel will move further out. that would increase the distance between the wheel and your strut, and decrease the distance between the wheel and fender.
gotcha, that is what I misunderstood =)
thanks nando!, you coming to the [H] car meet on sunday in newcastle?Comment
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it's been ages since I posted much in that forum.. I think I still have my account with over 2,000 posts though :PComment
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Originally posted by nandono, I had no idea there was one? what time are you meeting there?Originally posted by James CrivelloneOriginally posted by nandowith a 20mm offset you won't need spacers. remember, a lower numerical offset means the wheel will move further out. that would increase the distance between the wheel and your strut, and decrease the distance between the wheel and fender.
gotcha, that is what I misunderstood =)
thanks nando!, you coming to the [H] car meet on sunday in newcastle?
http://www.hardforum.com/showthread....hreadid=721327
12pm, tommorrow the 14th, would be kickass to get a few e30 guys
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