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Old June 28th 2004, 20:41
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I don't think there is anyway to get a 16X7 wheel/tire under the front of a 1302 with stock fenders without a narrow strut spring.
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Old June 29th 2004, 01:58
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How could i find the offset? could i take the wheel to a tire shop and they could tell me? damn, sucks i cant fit em under stock fenders, im joinin the army so car project goin on hold anyways so ill have quite a bit of money to put in to it in about 6 months...... yea pimpin gl rollin around on a army base bumpin my system revvin my turbo flat four ohh yea...sorry just dreamin.

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Old June 29th 2004, 08:05
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I didn't say you couldn't get them under stock fenders, I said not with stock springs. You would have to got with the MaxxStruts or something like them. There is a wheel offset calculator sticky thread at the top of the wheel/tire forum.you can use it and do some measuring with a tape and strait edge and see if they will fit. You might have to down size the tires.
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Old June 29th 2004, 09:45
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offset

...please....restrain yourself....the word "pimpin" belongs over on the rice board....

The offset is marked on the inside of the wheel - right next to the size. It'll look something like - 16x7ET23.3

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Old June 29th 2004, 10:03
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K, sorry bout the word choice I'm not a ricer, far from it. So for the tires say maybe a 210 or 205/ 45/ r16, would that work. So if my wheels are 23 for the offset, then I could fit them under stock fenders with new coils? What coils would be the best for say around $300? Once again thanks for the help I'm a new person at all this tire and wheel fiting stuff.

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Old June 29th 2004, 10:12
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K, sorry bout the word choice I'm not a ricer, far from it. So for the tires say maybe a 210 or 205/ 45/ r16, would that work. So if my wheels are 23 for the offset, then I could fit them under stock fenders with new coils? What coils would be the best for say around $300? Once again thanks for the help I'm a new person at all this tire and wheel fiting stuff.

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you need to look on the inside of the wheel, not the tires for the markings.

if it is a 23mm offset, they should fit without new springs, but they will probably stick out past the edge of the fender.

if it is a 52mm offset, they will need narrow springs/struts and a 10mm spacer to fit and will not stick out past the edge of the fender.
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Old September 13th 2004, 05:18
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phone dials came in both offsets (23mm & 52mm)
these are the teledials that came on 944s, if they are from a 928 then they have a 65mm offset.
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