Brianritchie21787

most already know the SL2 has a wider front track then on the rear, this means the wheels actually "stick out" a little further. I diddnt even notice this till after i got my wheels on, i was just wondering, is there an offset that would correct this without using hub spacers?

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DemonSatty

not really, unless you get a pair of wheels of the same style you have and different backspacing.

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My car: '98 SL SOHC 5sp 100,000+ mi
mods: WAI, 52mm GEO TB, VMS short throw, manual steering, removed A/C, 16in ION wheels, KYB struts, H&R sport springs, polyurethane suspension bushings, SL2 rear subframe (swaybar), rear disc brakes

SolarEklypz

go here
http://www.wheeladapter.com/wheel_ad...el_spacers.asp

great quality, just not to sure on the pricing... maybe if a group buy could happen might get them for cheaper

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