offset maths
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i got an email from a guy selling Works Rezax but he's not sure of the offset he has messured them but am clueless and dont know if they will be ok for the s2000 ? Only getting 18" because iv bough a big brake conversion and my 17 are never going to fit over them
Fronts:- Hub to rear = 155mm, hub to front = 90mm
Rears:- Hub to rear = 170mm, hub to front = 100mm
nankang to fronts (235x40xR18),
Continental rears (245x40xR18)
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Fronts:- Hub to rear = 155mm, hub to front = 90mm
Rears:- Hub to rear = 170mm, hub to front = 100mm
nankang to fronts (235x40xR18),
Continental rears (245x40xR18)
Cheers guys
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http://mbworld.org/forums/wheels-tir...-new-lips.html
thats the same design not the ones am buying tho,
Iv only got around a inch of room just know on standard calipers and discs am getting 286 or 330 discs and 6pot calipers
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thats the same design not the ones am buying tho,
Iv only got around a inch of room just know on standard calipers and discs am getting 286 or 330 discs and 6pot calipers
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I've got 330mm disks with 8 pot calipers
I run a ET45 7.5" wheel up front with a 5mm spacer.
I don't think you'll need 18" wheels, but as people have said it depends on the style/type of wheel.
I run a ET45 7.5" wheel up front with a 5mm spacer.
I don't think you'll need 18" wheels, but as people have said it depends on the style/type of wheel.