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rockyMember

Hi Peter -

I still think you will be happier with the LOOK of 10" wheels. It's maybe a little hard to see in this picture, but the front car has 8" rears, and the back car has 10" Campi Clones.

The front car wasn't running any spacers, and you can see the wheels are inset a little, but there's nothing like seeing a wide set of rear tires from behind.

Lots of interesting information on spacers here, but if you can swing the wheels, you won't regret it.

Rocky

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