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    09-29-2012 09:09 PM #1
    I know they wont fit on front, but will they fit, offset is 35

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    10-14-2012 10:53 PM #3
    what happened to my answer? anyways i know you can now, thanks anyway James

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    10-16-2012 09:26 PM #4
    I fit 18x9.5 et 37 in the rear. Barely.

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    10-22-2012 01:28 PM #5
    Oh man those are the wheels I'm working towards lol. How does it ride with such big wheels in the back? Feel weird at all? Looking into 18's with 8.5 et 35 but I'm not sure how well that will fit. I just bought a beetle so I'm refreshing on offset and barrel width.

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    10-25-2012 03:04 PM #6
    I ran 17x9.5 et22 in the front and 17x9.5 et18 in the rear. 18x9.5 can fit. You just need to make sure you have enough room to clear the strut on the inside, the rear is a piece of cake.
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