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  1. 07-15-2009, 08:39 PM #1
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    Witch Wheel Spacers ?

    Hey Y'all,

    I have oem 06' SRT8 Charger wheels on my 06' Magnum R/T, and when I go backwards with the wheels turned theres a narly scrape. I have just backed up, and turned it little by little and I know when it srapes, but that is getting old, and I was wondering what kind?, and were to get the wheel spacers for my Magnum.
    I have stock brakes. Do I need them for the back too?

    Any help would be much appreciated.



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    You need one pair of 3mm spacers for the front wheels. BT sells a nice billet hubcentric set for something like $30. Can't go wrong.
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    Trust me... go with the BT spacers. There are cheaper alternatives, but you'll still end up buying from BT.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Junior View Post
    You need one pair of 3mm spacers for the front wheels. BT sells a nice billet hubcentric set for something like $30. Can't go wrong.

    Junior Dude,

    Just orderded some 3mm from BT. Thanks a bunch


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    Hnr spacers!!!!

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