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 Posted:9/19/2013 11:19 |
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Okay, so I recently purchased a 2000 CVPI and have the old Steel wheels that look horrible. I want to see if the newer ones fit (those that don't cave in so much.) I was told by a buddy that the offset is different ergo they will not fit properly. Is this true? And if not, would I have to make any modifications? Many thanks! |
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 Posted:9/19/2013 13:36 |
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You will NEED 1.5-2" spacers to mount the newer wheels properly |
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Posted:9/19/2013 17:41 |
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Go to www.crownvic.net and read the write-up that was written about wheels. It will give you some insight. The newer one after 2003 will not fit.
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Posted:3/28/2014 10:37 |
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Sorry for pulling up a dead thread, but after forgeting about this post I figured it was better than starting a new one. So if I\\'m understanding this correctly you\\'re saying these  will fit the 2000 model?(with necessary adjustments)
My apologies, I'm just automotively stupid. Thanks. |
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