Wheel Offset Calculation Verification
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Wheel Offset Calculation Verification
Hey guys......I've got PIAAs 19x9 +25 / 19x10 +25
I wanted to mimic the wheel flushness with the fender like a 19x9.5+22 / 19x10.5+22 so I decided to make these calculations.
Can you verify that my calculations are right. I assumed that the 19x9.5/10.5 are in inches so I converted everything to mm because I know offsets are in mm.
My conclusions show that I need 10mm spacers all-around to get the same flushness as say a Volk LE-37 TA.
Can someone verify this for me? Thanks guys!!
Figure shown below:
<a href="http://picasaweb.google.com/ChristopherD.Lee/RandomStuff02/photo?authkey=UtO4Zfm2PVM#5239239424817119586"><im g src="http://lh3.ggpht.com/ChristopherD.Lee/SLWEf4lyQWI/AAAAAAAAAes/Fz2dW46d5G0/s800/wheel_offset.png" /></a>
I wanted to mimic the wheel flushness with the fender like a 19x9.5+22 / 19x10.5+22 so I decided to make these calculations.
Can you verify that my calculations are right. I assumed that the 19x9.5/10.5 are in inches so I converted everything to mm because I know offsets are in mm.
My conclusions show that I need 10mm spacers all-around to get the same flushness as say a Volk LE-37 TA.
Can someone verify this for me? Thanks guys!!
Figure shown below:
<a href="http://picasaweb.google.com/ChristopherD.Lee/RandomStuff02/photo?authkey=UtO4Zfm2PVM#5239239424817119586"><im g src="http://lh3.ggpht.com/ChristopherD.Lee/SLWEf4lyQWI/AAAAAAAAAes/Fz2dW46d5G0/s800/wheel_offset.png" /></a>
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