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Old 05-28-2007, 04:38 PM   #1
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17x9 +20 is not that bad... its still better than some 17x9 +35 taiwanese crap....
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17x9 +20 is not that bad... its still better than some 17x9 +35 taiwanese crap....
true, on s13's you can run 17x10 with a +35 offset in the rear

i have just never seen a +20 offset have inner clearance problems like this
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true, on s13's you can run 17x10 with a +35 offset in the rear

i have just never seen a +20 offset have inner clearance problems like this
I run 17x9 +15 in front, and if I don't use my spacer, I have like 3mm of spring clearance.
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I run 17x9 +15 in front, and if I don't use my spacer, I have like 3mm of spring clearance.
no what i was getting at was a higher offset on a 17x9. almost looks like its close to +30
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