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Hi I've got some after market wheels for my 65 Mustang, currents are plus 15 offset and new ones are plus 35. Will this make a visible difference in terms of them being too far in to the arches?
Also anyone out there make or know someone that can do spacers? Thanks in advance
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mk2cossie
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Are they wider aftermarket wheels? You may end up with them sitting in too far (20mm) and rubbing on suspension or inner wing areas  Spacers should help solve some of those issues though |
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They are very slightly wider but I fear they will sit in too far, having difficulty finding spacers 4x114.3 with 62mm centre bore
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slater
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Just do the maths. If they are 20mm more inset and 20mm wider they are going to be 10mm further in the arch for example.
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matty2300
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Thanks - I've seen some spacers but the centre bore is 66, as opposed to my 62mm. These will still fit though right just the centre bore of the spacers is bigger. and then I have spigot rings so my wheels will match up with the spacers.
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