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i do not believe that anyone sells these off the shelf. they are steel so they can easily be widened to fit your needs.

Are you sure you want a 4" offset?

http://www.speedywheels.com.au/images/wheeltech/measure-offset.jpg

"Understanding Offset

Fitting a set of wheels with the correct offset is most important. Yet, because there are two commonly used (but different) methods for measuring offset, much confusion reigns.

At Speedy Wheels we understand both the "backspace method" and the "centreline method", so a short explanation of each may assist you in selecting the correct offset wheels.

Backspace Method: Measure from the inside rim edge to the high point of the bolt hub. Distance "A" in millimetres.

Centreline Method: Measure the overall width of rim (Distance
Paul,
Thanks for your information.
Unfortunately with such a wide fender car I am finding a significant space between the front wheel and edge of fender. I have seen several speedsters out there with an inverse offset look similar to the old Porsche turbo wheels.
I will keep looking.

Thanks
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