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Old 01-04-2006, 09:47 AM   #1
JUZXR8
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Default Territory Mags

hey guys,
just got a set of ford territtoryt mags for the EA yesterday....$300 with new rubber! They look sweet as, but ive got a lil problem, The two backs go on fine, but when i was putting on the fronts they go on but they hit the suspension arms the sit in the wheel arch.....a mate suggested using spacers but that idea doesnt really appeal to me. The wheels are 17's, but they dont have low profiles so i was thinking is should try and put some on to c if it helps. I was hoping that there might be a cheaper option tho?

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