Subject	oh yeah, well technically, a wheel spacer could also
Posted by	robo (sebring1970) on January 14, 2004 at 3:40 PM
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In Reply To	a wheel spacer increases positive offset, meaning posted by robo (sebring1970) on January 14, 2004 at 03:34 PM
Message	decrease negative offset, depending on if the wheel you started with had negative or positive offset before installing the spacer. The net effect is the same, it moves the wheel "out" away from the car. BTW, better not to use them, IMHO.
Follow Ups	Whats a wheel spacer - nismo805 14:57:42 01/14/04 A space is bascailly a big washer that lets the wheel "stick - YugoBernie (NoVA) 15:03:54 01/14/04 circular piece that goes between the rotor and the wheel - Ali 15:05:06 01/14/04 It's a - ZBlacktt 15:29:08 01/14/04 golden opp missed for Monty Python allusion, "It's . . ." (n/m) - robo (sebring1970) 15:42:51 01/14/04 But a Flesh wound :) Come back and fight ya Pansy (n/m) - ZBlacktt 16:03:04 01/14/04 no, the TV show would open with the guy running - robo (sebring1970) 17:21:09 01/14/04 Awwhh, I watched Benny Hill too (n/m) - ZBlacktt 18:37:47 01/14/04 a wheel spacer increases positive offset, meaning - robo (sebring1970) 15:34:27 01/14/04 oh yeah, well technically, a wheel spacer could also - robo (sebring1970) 15:40:11 01/14/04 meaning I prefer not to use WHEELS that require spacers - robo (sebring1970) 15:44:47 01/14/04 Talking to yourself again? ;-) (n/m) - PA_Z 16:05:29 01/14/04 yeah, too lazy to go back and delete and start over (n/m) - robo (sebring1970) 17:21:51 01/14/04 I often think in streams of consciousness too =) (n/m) - PA_Z 17:23:45 01/14/04 lol (n/m) - rave 17:13:50 01/14/04 You mean decrease positive offset (n/m) - Taks 17:53:21 01/14/04 no, increase positive or reduce negative - PLEAZURE in CA (SD) 18:15:40 01/14/04
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