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Old 24 Mar 2003, 07:48 pm
Basset Hound Basset Hound is offline
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The problem is that you can't put the deep dish wheels (reversed rims) that you are looking for on a front wheel drive car. There isn't room, especially in the front. The set back on the rear is also insufficent for the reverse rim look. It might be possible in the rear, but you't have to completely change the rear end axle and suspension. As for what you call "the staggared look," you can use different size wheels, especially larger ones in the rear unless you have the traction control. If you have the traction control both front and rear tires must be within 5% of each other.

DB aka Basset Hound


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