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Old 02-07-2014, 10:49 AM
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My 245s hit the frame. Assume that might be the back spacing. Thought with the wider fender you would keep the same back spacing with a wider rim. Not that simple?
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My 245s hit the frame. Assume that might be the back spacing. Thought with the wider fender you would keep the same back spacing with a wider rim. Not that simple?
no you are right, you just gotta get the backspace on point.
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