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Safe wheels. 120-130

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posted by  volvo245gti on  Sun May 14 05:50 CST 2006
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"The description is a bit cryptic, but in a word... no. An adapter would be needed, and the offset would be wrong to boot. The Voyager is front wheel drive and therefore probably has a lot more offset than the 122 uses."

Although an adapter would correct the offset issue...

It's a rather expensive way to mount up a set of wheels. Adapters sell for around $300US for a set of 4 (I sell them). I would think you can find some wheels that'll bolt on for less than that...






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