Ordering wheels need help on offset
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BrianSD_42
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00 .
Assuming 285x75x16 (33s) tires.
it will already stick out .5 to .75" more than the stock wheels with a 00 offset. If you go with a -10 offset then it may stick out as much as 1.5" which could be a bad thing depending on your setup. My point is that with a 00 offset you will gain a larger spacing.
I know its confusing. I spend a bit of time trying to figure it all out.
This link will probably help you ---> Custom rims, wheel tire packages for your ride - RIMSnTIRES.com
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Assuming 285x75x16 (33s) tires.
it will already stick out .5 to .75" more than the stock wheels with a 00 offset. If you go with a -10 offset then it may stick out as much as 1.5" which could be a bad thing depending on your setup. My point is that with a 00 offset you will gain a larger spacing.
I know its confusing. I spend a bit of time trying to figure it all out.
This link will probably help you ---> Custom rims, wheel tire packages for your ride - RIMSnTIRES.com
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BrianSD_42
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IMO Still 00 offset but it will stick out a bit less than the numbers above yet still more than stock. You have the calculator. If you still can't understand it then you should walk into discount tire.
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Arnezie
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I understand the numbers, more wondering if -10 is going to rub or cause premature ball joint issues?
Ok i guess I just answered my own question I'm going to order -10
Thanks
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BrianSD_42
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I think you will be fine but be aware some parts like bearings or LBJs may wear out sooner due to the added stress.
I think though that with a 00 offset it will stick out enough be even with the flares and with -10 it will be a bit outside the flares.
I think though that with a 00 offset it will stick out enough be even with the flares and with -10 it will be a bit outside the flares.
