Subject	Re: That's a really weak offset. You can go a little stronger
Posted by	Haasz32 on February 18, 2013 at 11:17 AM
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In Reply To	That's a really weak offset. You can go a little stronger posted by John@Z1 on February 18, 2013 at 10:22 AM
Message	Those are the only doable offsets in those widths. If I went 1/2 inch wider in front and rear, I could do: Fr 18 x 8.5 +35 (about 1 inch farther out than stock) Rr 18 x 9.5 +38 (about .5 inch farther out than stock) Should I expect rubbing issues? I'm a bit worried about the rears. I seems like the wheels/tires are already in a pretty good position relative to the rear fender with a stock setup. I know if I go with a wheel that pushes the rears out a full inch over stock, I will have rubbing issues. I want to avoid this. Do you know what the limit is (approximately) before rubbing (front and rear)?
Follow Ups	Enkei RP03 wheels - Haasz32 10:18:16 02/18/13 That's a really weak offset. You can go a little stronger - John@Z1 10:22:15 02/18/13 Re: That's a really weak offset. You can go a little stronger - Haasz32 11:17:24 02/18/13 The second sizes you mentioned are much better, wont rub. - ZinnZ32 11:29:49 02/18/13 Interesting. The other offset option for the 8.5 front is - Haasz32 12:04:56 02/18/13 correct me if im wrong but i think 18x8.5 +30 would be bette (n/m) - Antihero 14:09:15 02/19/13 That's what I'm going for. Just trying to work the best dea - Haasz32 20:17:24 02/19/13
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