offset for 1st gen ?
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hi i am getting new 18" rims, only question is... which offset is better? the rims i am getting are 18x7.5 with either a +40 or +42 offset...... any help would be great!!
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Either offset will work- both are VERY conservative.
I'll bet you wouldn't even be able to tell the difference.
7.5 +40 will sit inboard almost as far as the OE wheels. Can you get anything wider?
For comparison, my brother has 20x9 +37 and 20x10.5 +41 on his '94 GS3 -
about 23mm closer to the fender than 7.5" +40. But we like 'em aggressive...
I'll bet you wouldn't even be able to tell the difference.
7.5 +40 will sit inboard almost as far as the OE wheels. Can you get anything wider?
For comparison, my brother has 20x9 +37 and 20x10.5 +41 on his '94 GS3 -
about 23mm closer to the fender than 7.5" +40. But we like 'em aggressive...
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Originally Posted by johnee78
That chart needs to be updated..It has been proven on this site by many members..Simply by what SocalSC4 posted proves my point..If your going to up the size of your wheel you should get something that is wider than factory like pianaman stated..
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