Can someone please double check my offset
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Can someone please double check my offset
I'm looking into special ordering some 17" wheels. The offsets I'm planning on going with I got based off of the wheel offset calculator utilizing Mugen MF10 offset as a reference. Heres what I came up with:
Front: 17x7.5 +52
Rear: 17x8.0 +53
I would like to run a 255 in the rear but I would be fine with a 245 also. I don't want to have to run -2 degrees camber in the rear anymore to keep from rubbing, tires wear out too fast.
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Matt
Front: 17x7.5 +52
Rear: 17x8.0 +53
I would like to run a 255 in the rear but I would be fine with a 245 also. I don't want to have to run -2 degrees camber in the rear anymore to keep from rubbing, tires wear out too fast.
Thanks
Matt
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255 is too Big for an 8". Its do-able but your Tire guy will cringe.
245-40 Rear
215-45 up front.
225 is do-bable up front, but you will rub if your dumped
245-40 Rear
215-45 up front.
225 is do-bable up front, but you will rub if your dumped
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imo you should be fine with a 225 on a 7.5+52. most people run 225 on the volks 7.5+50 and only a few have ever reported rubbing, all of which was corrected. and more than many have reported no rubbing.
but why a 8" rear? throw a 9" rear on it and a 255
but why a 8" rear? throw a 9" rear on it and a 255
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