Reply to "Wider Wheel Tracks "

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I have to wonder if you will be able to space those 255/50/16 out wider on the rear? Do you really have that much space? If so, You can easily get spacers made or purchased in a wide variety of widths. I'd advocate that you be sure your wheel studs are solid in the hubs and that your front bearings are double checked and adjusted a little more frequently than traditional service schedules. I did space my 205/50/16 on my CMC-C out by an inch and a quarter up front and they look better and have lots of room. In the rear I feel like I woiuld prefer almost an 1/2 inch of clearance on the drivers side.

(Message Edited 8/24/2002 6:56:35 PM)

8/24/026:56 PM

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