PROBLEM with smoothie II
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PROBLEM with smoothie II
I have 17x8 for the front and 17x10 smoothie II for the back. I think the sponsor sent me the wrong offset for the rear wheels. It is suppose to be 38mm offset, but when I measured it I only have about 6mm. It looks real bad on the car. The top of my 285 tires sticks out about a 1.25 inches from the top of my fender. I need to make some phone calls Monday. Does anyone else have this problem?
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Originally Posted by BDD
I have 17x8 for the front and 17x10 smoothie II for the back. I think the sponsor sent me the wrong offset for the rear wheels. It is suppose to be 38mm offset, but when I measured it I only have about 6mm. It looks real bad on the car. The top of my 285 tires sticks out about a 1.25 inches from the top of my fender. I need to make some phone calls Monday. Does anyone else have this problem?
Rob
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Do those tires clear the outer fender for suspension travel? I need mine to go in two inches to clear the fender.
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Originally Posted by BDD
Do those tires clear the outer fender for suspension travel? I have need mine to go in two inches to clear the fender.
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If yours are sticking out from the top of the rear fender lip as you state, then you definatly were sent the wrong offset and backspacing needed for the f-bods. The rear lip on your 17x10's should be about a little over 3.5". I ordered mine from Discount and everything was correct.