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Straight bolt on... no spacers needed 1800

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posted by  JohnMc on  Fri Jan 6 00:58 CST 2006
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You are right, did some googling and reset my misunderstanding on that part. 40mm offset on 1800, 140, and early 160 cars, very similar to all the FWD cars. I guess I've just seen so many 1800's with 240 Turbo (Virgo) wheels that I assumed they had the same offset. When instead, they were just sitting 20mm-ish further out (which probably looks really good, the stock skinny 1800 wheels are always hiding shyly way back in the wheel wells).
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