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    Is that OK to run 7.5?

    Hey guys, is that ok to run 17x7.5 instead of regular 17x7 ? am asking this question, because I just got 17 for dirt cheap and they are 17x7.5 I already know that 205 is gonna go on it.
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    you might run into some rubbing problems on your fenders, but theres only one way to find out.
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    You can always cut....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bryan
    You can always cut....
    rims????with a knife???
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    Your fenders smart guy....
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    I would also like to know this, as I have been offered four 7.5*17-wheels.

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    roll the fenders just to be safe and then you can get wider tires

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    Or get rims for a newer accord (which don't fit our 4x100) and buy spacers to add on your car and it'll push the tires out further, like I did.
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    with the 205 tires you should be safe and if they rub it's not that hard to roll the fenders.
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    Oh, yeah, I think I saw a how to or something to roll the fenders with baseball beat...
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    there you go.... way to search
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