SSDriver

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Ok I'm looking to get some 17x11's for the rear only. What would be the best offset to keep the rim tucked in with out any rubbing issues(stock ride height). If you have any pictures of the tires from the rear and front(rear tires I'm concerned about) please post some pics. Thanks


-William

ex-SS-ve

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i went with 5.5 offset. got about 6 plus inches of dish . and they tuck in flush

Urban Legend

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50 mm offset. I've had those out back since 2003. But you will need to do the BFH deal. The wheels look tucked in.

Xsta Z 28

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50 mm by far.

Juiced2000SS

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50mm here too with Nitto 315's. No pounding. BMR springs.

MannyZ28

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Yup... 50mm offset.

here's a few pics....they're kinda big





Had to do some pounding, but that's due to my Yokohama tires being very wide for their size. Nittos on the other hand are small for their size so you can get away without having to pound anything.

lferdzl

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what kind of tips are those?

MannyZ28

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It's a B&B Triflo system....it's the only way to get those tips. About 700 bucks for the exhaust....all stainless.

SSDriver

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Thanks guys that helps out a lot. Manny, I appreciate the big pictures makes it easier to see. Those look really nice. 50mm it is

-William

RS_SS69

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WOW that looks really good, I like the way they tuck under.

kenkaru

1 vote for the 35mm offset. After I curbed one of my 50mm, I went 35mm and they look about 20% wider IMHO. I had to fold the fender lip in on my Formula though.