Wheel spacers help
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need to know the offsets to help with spacer size. Also lowering and camber comes into play. If you're just pushing the wheels out for a more flush look, subtract the spacer MM from the wheel offset MM
e.g. Your front wheel is 20 x 8.5 + 25 E.T. and a 15MM spacer and your new offset is +10. The further you move out the more chance you will rub during bumps or undulations in the road. You can further lower the front and add neg camber to tuck the fronts and eliminate some of the rubbing.
e.g. Your front wheel is 20 x 8.5 + 25 E.T. and a 15MM spacer and your new offset is +10. The further you move out the more chance you will rub during bumps or undulations in the road. You can further lower the front and add neg camber to tuck the fronts and eliminate some of the rubbing.
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