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    #16
    A spacer in the back with extended studs will work, but keep in mind that more grip in the back will promote understeer

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      #17
      Originally posted by scanlessfool View Post
      I still think that if you run spacers, you will have enough clearance from the trailing arm. I could be wrong though. For what it's worth, below is some information which may prove beneficial.

      AP1 Specs
      16" x 6.5", +55 offset, 205 tire
      Rear:
      16" x 7.5", +65 offset, 225 tire
      yea u can run spaces (i have them in my rear lol )but the bigger the spacers r the less thread u have on the studs. in a lil ill take pics of my trailing arm so u can c.
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        #18
        Originally posted by scanlessfool View Post
        I still think that if you run spacers, you will have enough clearance from the trailing arm. I could be wrong though. For what it's worth, below is some information which may prove beneficial.

        AP1 Specs
        16" x 6.5", +55 offset, 205 tire
        Rear:
        16" x 7.5", +65 offset, 225 tire
        Originally posted by slipknot95758 View Post
        A spacer in the back with extended studs will work, but keep in mind that more grip in the back will promote understeer
        I really didn't think of the understeer. I dont think it gonna be alot of understeer just lil ...
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          #19
          my friends 99 prelude is currently running staggered s2k wheels, and my 94 prelude has 4 fronts, i noticed no change at all, where when i pushed his car it floated a little more in the front end than it did before, and when you think about it 20mm more in the back is a fair amount

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