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Old 18-04-2012
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Going to pick up front staggers for my 210 to use this weekend. I was wondering what everyones experiences have been like and if there is any advantage in cutting the wheels up to the middle lip or just leaving them standard full size.

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If you don't cut them, they just look spazzy!
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seconded. they do look weird uncut.
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Yep cut them. Also, they will be a bit more aerodynamic
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Cut down but without inserts

But the Cut Staggers i have got on full width wheels with inserts
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