opinion on wheels
#21
09-02-2011 | 06:41 PM
This is about a 0 (zero) offset. You can fit them fine, but if if you go for a larger tire, it can rub into the front fenders. The larger tires on a higher offset wheel will rub on the front splash guards and front wheel well liners, which are pretty easy to trim.
Some guys are running that offset (zero), wait for them to chime in.
Some guys are running that offset (zero), wait for them to chime in.
#22
09-02-2011 | 08:04 PM
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the rims you are looking at are 15x10 tire with 4"bs(-38bs) a stock rim is 16x8 with 5"bs(+12bs) So not only are you pushing the tire out 1" because of the back spacing you are also adding 2" to the rim width. So if the stock rim is sticking out 3" (8" wide minus the BS) from center those new rims are going to stick out 6" (10"wide minus BS) from center. Those new wheels are going to stick out 3" farther then stock. check here for wheel info https://www.rsracing.com/tech-wheel.html