HELP : offsets needed for 9.5 10.5 rims
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HELP : offsets needed for 9.5 10.5 rims
I am looking to order some new 20x9.5 20x10.5 wheels but I don't know what offsets to get. I have rolled fenders and eibach prokits. I want the wheels flush with the fender. The rims will be stretched on 235/35 and 255/35 tires. Can anyone give me an idea on the offsets to get?
thank you.
thank you.
^^^ thats about an inch past fender line = quit a bit of neg offset...
OP when you say "flush" - you should clarify... my idea of flush is exactly what it says = right to edge of fender... others idea of flush is a type of look that usually includes lots of neg camber and stretched tires...
so I guess it depends on what you are after...
Edit - I re-read and he's stretching tire a bit... if the tire width clears you an inch or so from fender line then offsets Vivek posted might work... but the rim itself will be sticking out - then again, that might be what you are after
OP when you say "flush" - you should clarify... my idea of flush is exactly what it says = right to edge of fender... others idea of flush is a type of look that usually includes lots of neg camber and stretched tires...
so I guess it depends on what you are after...
Edit - I re-read and he's stretching tire a bit... if the tire width clears you an inch or so from fender line then offsets Vivek posted might work... but the rim itself will be sticking out - then again, that might be what you are after
9.5/10.5 is with stretch is not for the conservative.
I'd suggest you go with a 9/10 245/35 front and 275/30 rear. +35 front and +38 rear.
That will be just flush.
I'd suggest you go with a 9/10 245/35 front and 275/30 rear. +35 front and +38 rear.
That will be just flush.
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That's why you see so many guys running so much negative camber on sedans... typically you cant go that wide without running real high offsets.
8.5 +35 is almost perfectly flush (very slightly tucked in)... so 9 +35 is gonna be close, but 10 +38 will be farther than flush (at least on my car - pre-flare)... he's looking at 9.5 and 10.5 though.
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i think i am going to get some fender work done so i can run some aggressive offsets like +6 upfront and +12 in the rear. how much of a flare would i need?
oh damn nice!!! hmmm get coilovers first tho. and a rear camber kit as well. You wud def have to pull the rear a decent amount to make it not hit the fender, also around -4 camber rear, or more. i mite go a little more aggressive as well, but i need a pull first.
Last edited by 4drmadness; Jan 5, 2010 at 09:31 PM.


