oldschool1921
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Do you guys know of any aftermarket rims that are closer to factory width? I called ITP and they said thier 5+2/2+5 actually measure closer to 4+3/3+4 which adds about 4" to total width of the weeler.
Aftermarket Rim Spacing?
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ITP wheel spacing
I actaully bought a set of ITP steel wheels. Front 5+2 and rear 2+5. The front's work fine, they do stick out a little more than the factory wheels. The backs are a problem. The 2+5 spacing did not cover the caliper and brake disc. I would have shattered them on my first ride.
I plan on getting another set of fronts and a 1 3/4 spacers when I buy new tires.
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I actaully bought a set of ITP steel wheels. Front 5+2 and rear 2+5. The front's work fine, they do stick out a little more than the factory wheels. The backs are a problem. The 2+5 spacing did not cover the caliper and brake disc. I would have shattered them on my first ride.
I plan on getting another set of fronts and a 1 3/4 spacers when I buy new tires.
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oldschool1921
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I am looking into Douglas (DWT) rims. They are a plain silver or black aluminum wheel that they make in a 12 X 6. If I can find them in a 5+1 I think it would be very similar to stock.
