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What size spacers do I need to match the Lobster Fork rears?

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YOUR RESEARCHWhat size spacers do I need to match the Lobster Fork rears?

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Run some 19x11 et67 lobster fork rears right now

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I'm running some 19x11 et67 lobster fork rears right now, and before long I'm going to stick the stock 17's back on.

What size spacers do I need to match the Lobster Fork rears?
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I'm running some 19x11 et67 lobster fork rears right now, and before long I'm going to stick the stock 17's back on.

What size spacers do I need to match the Lobster Fork rears?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Man I'm not good at this et/backspacing stuff. I'm running some 19x11 et67 lobster fork rears right now, and before long I'm going to stick the stock 17's back on. Does anyone know what size spacer I'll need to push the edge of the tire out exactly where they are with the current lobster forks? I don't know what the stock 17 rears are off the top of my head but I'll go out back and look if it helps. Thanks in advance. -Mag

POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Nevermind... went outside and saw they are 9" wide with 55et. Found an online calculator and it says I need a 13mm spacer to make it match. Apparently my laziness isn't as bad as my impatience.

POST 3Original post

Hint, I think you meant "lobster claw" wheels if you mean the OEM's. They have a unique look for sure. So you went from 17's to OEM 19's? Can you post a pic?

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

They're actually called lobster fork wheels but people who think they're smart call them claws.

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