Does anyone know the specs of these wheels?
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Originally Posted by TrackStar,Mar 29 2010, 11:37 PM
Why not just call Mackin Industries and ask what the minimum width/offset for a max concave 17" CE28 is, and you can purchase that for the rear?
Last time I read someone asking that guy for his wheel specs, he acted like he had the secret to the fountain of youth.
Last time I read someone asking that guy for his wheel specs, he acted like he had the secret to the fountain of youth.
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Originally Posted by s2kpinoy,Mar 30 2010, 05:12 AM
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I say just buy the specs you want and make them fit. Regardless what the specs are when they concave (even at the minimal), your still going to require fender roll, pull, camber, etc.
I say just buy the specs you want and make them fit. Regardless what the specs are when they concave (even at the minimal), your still going to require fender roll, pull, camber, etc.
No one has still come up with a clear answer.
I dont know why people are so secretive over this stuff...
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come one guys...Don is one of the SD crew. I don't even know why people ask what specs are the wheels. 
no one will ever know the real specs of the these wheels unless you were there when he bought the wheels or the current owner of the wheels...
always
for the SD they are always hella flush!!!
...continue with the guessing game
no one will ever know the real specs of the these wheels unless you were there when he bought the wheels or the current owner of the wheels...
always
for the SD they are always hella flush!!!...continue with the guessing game
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