Cormudgen

#1

Ok, I know the recomendedoffset for our cars is +42. Would a +35 work at? Would it just not stick out as far?

cormudgen

ghostdog

#2

the recommended offset for our cars is +38. the 42's will look sucked in, while the 35's will stick out further. both will work.

LatinKraze

#3

U can still go between 35-45 right? I heard it'll be fine between those two.

ghostdog

#4

-LatinKraze+Dec 12, 2003 - 3:11 PM

Cormudgen

#5

oh ok i had it backwads
35's wont stick out further than the cars body line will they? life if you were looking at the ca head on

Cormudgen

#6

anyone knw the answer to that question? will +35 stick out to far? anyone have any pics?

Coomer

#7

Here are some 17x8" rims with a +35 offset on the rear of a sixth generation Celica. >>

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LatinKraze

#8

Looks like they could rub.

Coomer

#9

They might, but I highly doubt it. That photo is of a car that was prepped for track racing, so I bet they made sure that there wouldn't be any rubbing going on. >>

Does anyone know what wheel offset is measured in? I'm assuming it's mm, but I'm not sure.

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LatinKraze

#10

I couldnt find an answer to that, but I'm assuming that it is mm. I don't think it could be any other type of measurement.

Drocay

#11

35 looks good.

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Coomer

#12

-LatinKraze+Dec 13, 2003 - 11:13 AM

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