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  • Sacretis
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    The biggest problem with this theory is that with winter wheels you want to go skinnier, not wider. I'm sure you care little about performance, just food for thought. The best winter wheels imo are stockers cause they're nice and skinny but they look fine. Save wide and low for when there's no snow.

    Luke

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  • balleur
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    you should meet him to see the wheels in person and check the back of the wheel, most wheels have the specs stamped on the back. then once you figure the offsets we can decipher how big of a spacer you need to run and then that will decipher what size tire to run...

    without specs we cant help much besides tellin you that yes a 45 series sidewall would work on a 9' wide wheel.. just like a 45 sidewall would work on any other width wheel aswell

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  • Mateen9
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    The guy I'm buying them from on craigslist has no idea the specs other than the specs I posted. I am a complete fitment noob so I'm not sure what I would need to make these work. Halp.

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  • balleur
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    uh you mean besides the fact that most older vette wheel offsets are in the 50's..

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  • ZiMMie
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    what offset are the wheels?

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  • Mateen9
    started a topic Should be an easy fitment question

    Should be an easy fitment question

    Might be getting my hands on some 16x9 all around bbs rs' two piece off an older corvette for some winter wheels. I'd probably run a 45 sidewall. Any problem fitting these on a 96 328is?
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