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ebfairmont3.9 wrote: would any1 have an idea of how much they cost to be widened... I wanna run the AU-BA ones because they are 16's i dont really like the Ef-El ones as much...
Could they modify the offset as well....i doubt.. ill have to get hub adapters "Race Engineering" at Sumner Park do this. Will cost $280 to widen the rear wheels with 7" bands, when they weld the new bands on you can get them to change the offset as you wish, mine were widened keeping the same backspacing as the originals, therefore changing the offset but being a perfect fit. Keep the same backspacing as original e-series rims and you dont have to worry about offset. |
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| fordriver1 |
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first ones. bf 2's are gonna be on every 2nd e series soon
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Steady ED wrote: GlennBA wrote: Stockies are s**t.. don't be poor. Go #1 imo  Stockies are awesome BECAUSE they are poor, you have to embrace the fact your E-Series is a cheap s**t, and treat it as such. lol straight out.
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| wicksy |
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too many cars are going to have the phoon copies, go something different, koya wheels make some nice wheels in e series offsets
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