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Hey guys, just a quick noob question,

I have bought a set of WEDS SPORT SA-90 Rims

Im not that educated when it comes to offsets and shit,

Just wondering how many inch wide these rims are? or do they vary in width? they are 17s

and does anyone know the offset? or does that vary?

cheers

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umm how would we know what size offset or diameter your wheels are? SA-90s would probably come in at least 30 different sizes... I have a hot tip, ask the seller before you buy them, or look at the wheel for the size sticker. failing that measure them...

quite frankly i didnt give a shit what the offset n width was when i bought them,

i bought them off my mate who is a manager at ian diffen, and they are 2nd hand from a trade in,

i got four rims with tyres 90% tread all up $250, i knew they where the right stud pattern so i got em coz i could sell them for a profit

well then why the fk are you asking me what size they are? I'll tell you what. if you can tell me what size my shoes are I'll tell you what width and offset your wheels are.

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