What is "Offset
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What is "Offset
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#2
Offset is the distance (typically in mm) between the center line of the wheel, and the flat mounting surface of the wheel. Positive means the mounting part of the wheel is towards the outside of the wheel, negative is towards the inside of the wheel.
#4
Depends on how wide the wheel is, how you want it to fit, and what tires you are going to run. On my 92 I have 17x9 +35 with 275/40/17 tires on them on the rear. They fit perfect. If you went with an 8" wide wheel, I'd say a +30 would be better in the back. I run a +27 17x8 up front and the wheel sits great!
#6
And what size tires do you run? Lol, if you ran 275's on those rears, they'd stick way out! Why would you need spacers?!?!
Here is what a 17x9 +35 offset with 275's on them look like...
This is what a real sized tire looks like:
Here is what a 17x9 +35 offset with 275's on them look like...
This is what a real sized tire looks like:
#10
lol at you guys i hate skinny tires i have 255's on the rear and they are too skinny for the rim im going with 295/35 next time and 245/40 up front. Alex just because the tire is wide dosnt mean its for drag.
a good drag radial is wide with a soft side wall the tires i use are wide with a stiff sidewall for cornering.
and yes it will fit the reason why im not going to run a spacer in the back. but then again the s14 has alot more fender room then an s13
a good drag radial is wide with a soft side wall the tires i use are wide with a stiff sidewall for cornering.
and yes it will fit the reason why im not going to run a spacer in the back. but then again the s14 has alot more fender room then an s13
#11
width is more important than the offset of the wheel. once you decide on a wheel width and tire width, then decide what offset will work best. I personally prefer wider wheel and wider tire (square-no stretch) but I'm kind of a hypocrite I guess. I compromised in the offset department because I chose my wheels for their very light weight, width, and "sweet" factor... so 16x8-10 front and 16x9 0 rear. I would prefer something like 16x9 +15 front and 16x10 +10 rear.
#12
Lol, I have 225's on my front 8" wide wheels, and they are stretched! I hate it. Can't wait to get 245's on the front to make it look a lot better. 245's on my 9" wheels were stretched... ha ha