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Thread: need help on rim

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12-21-2007, 12:20 AM

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Originally Posted by BALDY517

how much of a spacer do you think i need i mean they have a HUB centric spacer which the lowest i found was 15 mm and i see a 5mm spacers i dont want the rim including tire to rub on the shocks part and also be able to clear the fender wall since the rear tires are pretty much stagger for the IS 350 rims

What are the offset of those IS350 rims again?
Moky, Epsilon, I am not sure on this one. Need your help here.

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