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Old 10-04-2008, 06:36 AM
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BBS LM wheels

I am about to purchase used BBS LM wheels ,the rear wheels are 19" 10" offset 62mm does anyone know if they will fit ,or will I need to have spacer.I already have 15mm spacers in the rear do you think thats would work.
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Check with tirerack, or wheel enhancement. I believe it will not work, you will need something like a 25mm + or - 3 mm. If you have lower the car it might be a in the lower range of waht is above.
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I believe you will need 22mm spacers.
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Thanks for the info 22mm or greater spacers are to big, so I decided not to get the wheels.
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BBS list a 19X10 with 45mm offset for the car. The problem with the spacers is you end up running out of room at the fender when you are already using a 10" wheel and then adding 22mm outboard.
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