Offset Pics Please
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From: Newark,DE
Offset Pics Please I have been searching and found little info........
I am looking for those of you with 9" front and 10.5" rear wheels that know their offsets. Please post picture with offset and rim width and note if any mods were required.
I will be doing 9x19 with a 265/35 and a 10.5x19 with a 305/30. I was told by the wheel manufacture that a 42mm front and 45mm rear is what i should do but feel that is likely to be too tucked in especially according to the wheel chart in the sticky.
So I am looking for visual confirmation to what I like so I can get these things ordered.
Thanks guys,
I am looking for those of you with 9" front and 10.5" rear wheels that know their offsets. Please post picture with offset and rim width and note if any mods were required.
I will be doing 9x19 with a 265/35 and a 10.5x19 with a 305/30. I was told by the wheel manufacture that a 42mm front and 45mm rear is what i should do but feel that is likely to be too tucked in especially according to the wheel chart in the sticky.
So I am looking for visual confirmation to what I like so I can get these things ordered.
Thanks guys,
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TECH Apprentice
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From: Newark,DE
I understand there is a range. 56mm is stock fitment and deffinately dont want that.
if I wanted it to look like your 9.5" with a +38. wouldnt i need to substract the 1/4 differential from the offset (approx 6mm)? for a 32mm???
If i used the same +38mm and the wheels is a 1/2" narrower then wouldnt it sit 1/4" further under the fender?
if I wanted it to look like your 9.5" with a +38. wouldnt i need to substract the 1/4 differential from the offset (approx 6mm)? for a 32mm???
If i used the same +38mm and the wheels is a 1/2" narrower then wouldnt it sit 1/4" further under the fender?
