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Old 12-19-2007, 11:16 PM
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3/4" spacers?

Does anyone know without a doubt that you can put 3/4" spacers on stock 18" wheels, and not have any clearance problems??
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I just need to know if there is still clearance, only someone who has tried it on their car would know. I am trying to figure out the offset for a custom set of wheels, and my car doesn't arrive till mid-january. I've looked at the calculator, but it doesn't tell me at what point the tire and wheel will rub!
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I got exactly that from forgeline: 17mm less clearance on the outside is their typical setup.

New ZX3R wheels are on their way!

8 x 18 40mm offset 225/40
9.5 x 18 34mm offset 255/40

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