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FIxed it for you 200

posted by  Strong-Pimp-Hand on  Sun Feb 5 05:54 CST 2006
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thanks. and the FAQ helped too. just learned how to post images. work on my car much better.

yes. 25mm front & 32mm rear adpaters (not spacers). they bolt to the original lugs. when you go over 23 or 24mm you can recess the original lug nut and then run another set of studs for the new rims. all the nice volvo front wheel drive rims start at 43mm offset (20mm is stock) so extra distance is necessary.

i like the fwd volvo rims. couldnt think of it any other way (except for a suprcharged small block chevy for a motor). yes, they are the perfos from an s70 or s80. got em cheap $350 with michilen pilots. kept them as back ups and put new hankooks. 50s fit the bill nicely. can you say, hit the corner hard?


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