can sopmeone tell me what off set i can go. like the lowest and the highest i have tein springs. Just incase it matters.

Thanks

 

For a good answer you will need to supply wheel size and width, what tire you plan on running, and if your on stock alignment specs. Even then it is still a guessing game somewhat because you can get away with a lot but may rub during hard cornering or bumps so the best thing to do is get the highest offset available in the rims you want and if they rub and it is intolerable to you then sell 'em.