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charliemccallMember

I'm not Coz either ;-)

If your stock 15" Campys don't fill your wheel wells, then you may want to think about this for a bit. Is the problem the rim offset or is the problem the wheel well/flares? This will depend entirely on who did the conversion, and how well they did it.

I've read a few stories of people who have installed the flares, then installed the rims/tires and lowered the car and found that everything didn't fit quite like they thought it would.

I guess what I am saying is that before shelling out $$ for new rims, I'd want to make sure I understood why the stock Campys, which look just fine in a Factory GT5, don't look right in your car. You may end up with new rims that don't address the root of the problem.

Just a thought?

4/24/056:58 AM

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