which offset 17x11
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From: Pembroke,GA
11.0 +50/+56 tire size 275/285/315
17x11's. Always a possibility of needing the BFH and fender rolling mods with 315s. If lowered an Adj Panhard rod comes in very handy. Some have used the +38 offsets with 11" but it does stick outside the fender and is definitly not recommended on lowered vehicles. +50 and +56 are the two most common. +50 is the best fit. for race only applications a 17x11 at all 4 corners can be made to fit.
17x11's. Always a possibility of needing the BFH and fender rolling mods with 315s. If lowered an Adj Panhard rod comes in very handy. Some have used the +38 offsets with 11" but it does stick outside the fender and is definitly not recommended on lowered vehicles. +50 and +56 are the two most common. +50 is the best fit. for race only applications a 17x11 at all 4 corners can be made to fit.
Launching!
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Someone should take these simple question/answers and put them in a sticky. The question/answer thread already there is huge and scares most people away. This question has been asked at LEAST a dozen times.
Originally Posted by BigBadWolf
Someone should take these simple question/answers and put them in a sticky. The question/answer thread already there is huge and scares most people away. This question has been asked at LEAST a dozen times.
Originally Posted by Pewter_LS1
11.0 +50/+56 tire size 275/285/315
17x11's. Always a possibility of needing the BFH and fender rolling mods with 315s. If lowered an Adj Panhard rod comes in very handy. Some have used the +38 offsets with 11" but it does stick outside the fender and is definitly not recommended on lowered vehicles. +50 and +56 are the two most common. +50 is the best fit. for race only applications a 17x11 at all 4 corners can be made to fit.
17x11's. Always a possibility of needing the BFH and fender rolling mods with 315s. If lowered an Adj Panhard rod comes in very handy. Some have used the +38 offsets with 11" but it does stick outside the fender and is definitly not recommended on lowered vehicles. +50 and +56 are the two most common. +50 is the best fit. for race only applications a 17x11 at all 4 corners can be made to fit.
with a 315/35 17 on it for the back. http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...15&ar=35&rd=17
any experience or comments about that wheel company would be greatly appreciated.
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Originally Posted by BigBadWolf
Someone should take these simple question/answers and put them in a sticky. The question/answer thread already there is huge and scares most people away. This question has been asked at LEAST a dozen times.
I run seaches all the time before I post, a lot of searches.
"Make sure to get the 50 mm offset. fits best on the 11 wheel for the Camaro. xsta z28"
was what I wanted to hear, thx to all who posted
Last edited by 99_black_SS_m6_T's; Mar 25, 2005 at 11:48 AM.
