Subject	then what is it?
Posted by	CHUNG (Dallas) on January 17, 2005 at 4:25 AM
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In Reply To	offset has nothing to do with clearing calipers posted by College Boy on January 16, 2005 at 08:22 PM
Message	The more + offset on the wheel mounts itself towards the huband caliper. What happens when the wheel is pulled too much inward...? Why do you think that some poeple use spacers to decrease the number of + offset to achieve clearing the caliper or simply pushing the wheel out to the fender? Erick
Follow Ups	Anyone running these wheels? Any experience with ADR? - Waco300zx 15:26:13 01/16/05 Re: Anyone running these wheels? Any experience with ADR? - the_real_dummy 17:03:41 01/16/05 Why dont you just get the ones in the classifieds - sfpearl300z 17:48:21 01/16/05 I've been told that ADR is just above Konig in quality (n/m) - CarlCuro 18:30:44 01/16/05 I just ordered a set of those. Haven't received them yet - ENVYMYZ 18:35:15 01/16/05 I have ADR Cyphers with +35 all around - xtensive 19:17:44 01/16/05 Well I was talking to George (Zengineer) and he has the adr - ENVYMYZ 19:54:14 01/16/05 offset has nothing to do with clearing calipers - College Boy 20:22:00 01/16/05 then what is it? - CHUNG (Dallas) 04:25:28 01/17/05 The spokes themselves determine it...here... - College Boy 11:09:13 01/17/05 of course the spokes do not change along with the offset's - CHUNG (Dallas) 18:48:30 01/17/05 I just saw those, chromed, on a black NA with HIDs - SpeedyZX 11:48:10 01/17/05
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