10 spoke SS offset?
10-14-2010, 08:19 PM
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10-14-2010, 08:22 PM
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10-17-2010, 07:32 PM
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[QUOTE=The Guz;14000219]You are lucky someone swered your question at all. A simple search would have answered it.
no winning the lotto is lucky
wtf is wrong with people, all I do is ask a simple question. I just need a simple answer.
no winning the lotto is lucky
wtf is wrong with people, all I do is ask a simple question. I just need a simple answer.
10-17-2010, 08:12 PM
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1. Measure the width of the rim. 9" right? Good info so far. You get this by measuring from the outboard flange to the inboard flange. Huh...sounds familar doesn't it?
Now the tough part that you actually have to do....
2. Calculate the center line of the wheel. This is accomplished by taking the width of rim and dividing the number by two.
3. Subtract the center line from the backspace to find the offset.
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10-17-2010, 08:18 PM
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Maybe Xsta's answer was over your head jack-wagon. It was a formula...
1. Measure the width of the rim. 9" right? Good info so far. You get this by measuring from the outboard flange to the inboard flange. Huh...sounds familar doesn't it?
Now the tough part that you actually have to do....
2. Calculate the center line of the wheel. This is accomplished by taking the width of rim and dividing the number by two.
3. Subtract the center line from the backspace to find the offset.
Jackass....
1. Measure the width of the rim. 9" right? Good info so far. You get this by measuring from the outboard flange to the inboard flange. Huh...sounds familar doesn't it?
Now the tough part that you actually have to do....
2. Calculate the center line of the wheel. This is accomplished by taking the width of rim and dividing the number by two.
3. Subtract the center line from the backspace to find the offset.
Jackass....
10-17-2010, 08:32 PM
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10-17-2010, 09:03 PM
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Here's one more for you sunshine...did you even bother looking at the inside the wheel? If I'm wrong, I'll be the first to admit it, but isn't the offset stamped right on the wheel? Damn near every GM wheel I payed attention to does. Size, offset, etc...we'll wait.
