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Car is a B6 S4. I use the stock Avus 18" wheel (42mm offset) for my winters and with the car being lowered they kind of look dorky because they are not very flush. Some 10 mm spacers would fix that up nicely but would I then just be firing a ****-tonne of rocks at the sides of the car?
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Re: Spacers for Winter Wheels - Bad Idea Jeans?
I space my winters without a problem... and I'm going to space'em a little more this winter
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Re: Spacers for Winter Wheels - Bad Idea Jeans?
You're definitely going to be throwing up rocks and slush.
I leave my winters tucked to help save the sides of the car. In winter I'm willing to sacrifice some form for function.Last edited by MmmBoost; 09-15-2011, 12:36 PM.~Chris[/FONT]
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Re: Spacers for Winter Wheels - Bad Idea Jeans?
Smells like an Edmonton vs Calgary argument a brewin' :PFind me on Instagram @pry4sno
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Re: Spacers for Winter Wheels - Bad Idea Jeans?
Ha, I guess I will go for pragmatic paint protection over poseur poke (which I will save for summer).John
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