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Old 02-04-2013, 06:33 PM
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Ryan , i thought you would narrow the diff and then order rims to suit with the right backspace? also is that measurement from the diff flange to flange or wheel mounting pad ?
Im confused on how to go about this,, what comes first the chicken or the egg?
That would depend on your build. If you are building a rear end anyways, choose your wheel first with your dish preference and start fitting. It's best to measure your car because from experience no two cars are alike.
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