Help with these wheels
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Not sure what your question is but I'm assuming you want to know if they'll fit?
Depends on the offset. From what I recall these came in a couple of versions, ET11 and ET 28 or something in that range.
The lower offset ET11 will stick out too much and you'll rub your fenders, especially if you are thinking of lowering the car at some point. The higher offset version ET28 will probably fit as long as you get the right tire size in terms of sidewall and width.
This style came in 16" and 17", the ones in the picture are the 16" version.
Depends on the offset. From what I recall these came in a couple of versions, ET11 and ET 28 or something in that range.
The lower offset ET11 will stick out too much and you'll rub your fenders, especially if you are thinking of lowering the car at some point. The higher offset version ET28 will probably fit as long as you get the right tire size in terms of sidewall and width.
This style came in 16" and 17", the ones in the picture are the 16" version.
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Not sure what your question is but I'm assuming you want to know if they'll fit? Depends on the offset. From what I recall these came in a couple of versions, ET11 and ET 28 or something in that range. The lower offset ET11 will stick out too much and you'll rub your fenders, especially if you are thinking of lowering the car at some point. The higher offset version ET28 will probably fit as long as you get the right tire size in terms of sidewall and width. This style came in 16" and 17", the ones in the picture are the 16" version.
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