Best looking/functional offset for 18x10 and 18x9" rims?
02-14-2004, 12:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Revelation222
Without any modifcations to the wheel well or fender. Thanks for your opinion.
02-16-2004, 01:15 PM
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Originally Posted by TR
My Budnik M5's in 18x10 fit without cutting. Front tires are 275's, rears are 295's - no problem.
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02-16-2004, 09:48 PM
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I had a custom set of Anteras 309 18x10 all around with a 44mm offset with 275-35 tires. No clearance issues even with 1.5 lowering springs!
Nice rims Troy!
Nice rims Troy!
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BattyV6,
When you say "specs", are you referring to the backspacing? I had that info saved, but lost it in a hard drive disaster. I think the bs is ~7.3" but am not sure.
When I ordered them from Budnik, they knew that 18x10's would fit with no problem, they can probably give you whatever details you want.
295's in front? Most likely no, they would rub at full lock and I was not going to have that. The 275's are close enough for me.
When you say "specs", are you referring to the backspacing? I had that info saved, but lost it in a hard drive disaster. I think the bs is ~7.3" but am not sure.
When I ordered them from Budnik, they knew that 18x10's would fit with no problem, they can probably give you whatever details you want.
295's in front? Most likely no, they would rub at full lock and I was not going to have that. The 275's are close enough for me.
