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f**king lol. Where did the unladen swallow thing come from?

the hunt for the holy grail to be more precise.

thought you pommies would have been made to watch that movie by law.

you should be able to quote it like scripture

ok so let me get this straight, the higher the value of the offset, the further it will be sitting inside the guard, or closer to.

is that correct?

to miso: yeah mate, might drop by and check them out. just to make things easier to visualise.

and also, im looking at volk wheels or similar to, assuming that i get a decent tax return.

ok so let me get this straight, the higher the value of the offset, the further it will be sitting inside the guard, or closer to.

is that correct?

the lower the offset man the further out the wheel will sit

but the width of the wheel also plays a part

so a 7"+10 will sit further in than a 9"+20

a quick google search will explain it in more depth man

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