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  1. stevens

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    I bought this for my car 17x7 and 17x8
     

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    Sweet! Would love to see some pics once they are installed. (y)
     
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    Wow, those look nice.
     
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    If those are for a Maverick you are going to need some thick spacers.
     
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    Has the correct back spacing for a maverick ordered them that way
     
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    is that the wheel or just a pic. of one like it?
     
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    Those are the wheels they are in my house.
     
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    hmmm.. from the pic's it sure does look that way. The rear mounting hub must be deeper than they appear then.. because those look to be for later models with such high appearing positive offset like that.

    damned nice looking wheels for sure.
     
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    I was told when I ordered them they had a zero offset and was mad specificly for older cars
     
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