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    What is the wheel base of a 80s 2 door vs 4 door vic/merc?

    #2
    The same. 114.some inches.

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      #3
      114.3" It's the same between the sedan, tudor and wagon.
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        #4
        Originally posted by pantera77 View Post
        114.3" It's the same between the sedan, tudor and wagon.
        Interesting, isn't 114.3mm also the lug spacing as well?
        RyPow
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          #5
          Originally posted by RyPow View Post
          Interesting, isn't 114.3mm also the lug spacing as well?
          Yes, that's how I remember the two. 114.3mm for lug spacing and 114.3" for wheel base.
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            #6
            Thanks

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