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Need help here. My wheels are rubbing under load and especially when turning under laod. I am pretty sure my offset is +60. If I get a wheel with a lower offset, say +45, will that bring the wheel closer or further away from the axle?
They only make this rim in 18 inch, so I cannot go to a smaller diameter and 8.5 is the slimmest width they make, so offset is my only hope.
They only make this rim in 18 inch, so I cannot go to a smaller diameter and 8.5 is the slimmest width they make, so offset is my only hope.
Originally Posted by bluezeke,Nov 23 2007, 11:46 AM
Need help here. My wheels are rubbing under load and especially when turning under laod. I am pretty sure my offset is +60. If I get a wheel with a lower offset, say +45, will that bring the wheel closer or further away from the axle?
They only make this rim in 18 inch, so I cannot go to a smaller diameter and 8.5 is the slimmest width they make, so offset is my only hope.
They only make this rim in 18 inch, so I cannot go to a smaller diameter and 8.5 is the slimmest width they make, so offset is my only hope.
Stock AP1 offsets are +55F and +65R. The rim sizes are 6.5x16F and 7.5x16R.
Originally Posted by Along4Ride,Nov 23 2007, 01:50 PM
Less positive offset moves the wheel farther from the axle. More positive offsets bring the wheels closer.
Stock AP1 offsets are +55F and +65R. The rim sizes are 6.5x16F and 7.5x16R.
Stock AP1 offsets are +55F and +65R. The rim sizes are 6.5x16F and 7.5x16R.
Nice Skip! But what are you going to do with the second HD-DVD player?
I picked up a couple Xbox games for myself ($14.99) and All 5 seasons of 24 for my folks for Christmas. They got hooked on the show last season but don't know any of the back story.
I picked up a couple Xbox games for myself ($14.99) and All 5 seasons of 24 for my folks for Christmas. They got hooked on the show last season but don't know any of the back story.









