spacers for stock wheels
07-04-10 | 10:22 PM
#16
07-05-10 | 10:27 PM
#18
i have been wondering about this lately and didn't wanna post something about it as im sure its been covered and way to lazy to search all the tire threads to find out the info about what size spacers i would need on my oem 16's with 205/55/16 (i think this is my tire size i forgot and its late and im not going outside) and info for me lo_dit or can i use the same spacers as above??
looks good
07-07-10 | 09:25 PM
#21
OP glad u made this....
i have been wondering about this lately and didn't wanna post something about it as im sure its been covered and way to lazy to search all the tire threads to find out the info about what size spacers i would need on my oem 16's with 205/55/16 (i think this is my tire size i forgot and its late and im not going outside) and info for me lo_dit or can i use the same spacers as above??
looks good
i have been wondering about this lately and didn't wanna post something about it as im sure its been covered and way to lazy to search all the tire threads to find out the info about what size spacers i would need on my oem 16's with 205/55/16 (i think this is my tire size i forgot and its late and im not going outside) and info for me lo_dit or can i use the same spacers as above??
looks good
07-08-10 | 08:07 AM
#22
hahaha look at the time i posted it, i said it was late and i wasnt sure....
yes, they are 225/55/16
dunno, they OEM 16's.....so whatever that would be?? i have no clue but i DEF wanna put some spacers on till i put on my g35's....im tired of the concave look
yes, they are 225/55/16
dunno, they OEM 16's.....so whatever that would be?? i have no clue but i DEF wanna put some spacers on till i put on my g35's....im tired of the concave look
07-08-10 | 12:49 PM
#23
but thanks to whazzzzuup.. cuz i have the same wheels in silver. but i dont think my car is as low. i dont even know how much my car is dropped? bought it from my brother in law already dropped. haha..
07-09-10 | 03:30 AM
#24
Take off the wheel and look at the inside. It should be written on there somewhere.
Here's a little explanation about wheel offset:
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/tech/...jsp?techid=101
In short, positive offset will push the wheel inwards, negative will push the wheel outwards.
Ex. +55 will look nicer than +40
Here's a little explanation about wheel offset:
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/tech/...jsp?techid=101
In short, positive offset will push the wheel inwards, negative will push the wheel outwards.
Ex. +55 will look nicer than +40
07-09-10 | 11:28 AM
#25
lol thats exactly how i feel.. i dont know the offsets or whatever either. i dont even really exactly understand offsets but thanks to whazzzzuup.. cuz i have the same wheels in silver. but i dont think my car is as low. i dont even know how much my car is dropped? bought it from my brother in law already dropped. haha..
but thanks to whazzzzuup.. cuz i have the same wheels in silver. but i dont think my car is as low. i dont even know how much my car is dropped? bought it from my brother in law already dropped. haha..Take off the wheel and look at the inside. It should be written on there somewhere.
Here's a little explanation about wheel offset:
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/tech/...jsp?techid=101
In short, positive offset will push the wheel inwards, negative will push the wheel outwards.
Ex. +55 will look nicer than +40
Here's a little explanation about wheel offset:
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/tech/...jsp?techid=101
In short, positive offset will push the wheel inwards, negative will push the wheel outwards.
Ex. +55 will look nicer than +40
07-09-10 | 01:53 PM
#26
Take off the wheel and look at the inside. It should be written on there somewhere.
Here's a little explanation about wheel offset:
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/tech/...jsp?techid=101
In short, positive offset will push the wheel inwards, negative will push the wheel outwards.
Ex. +55 will look nicer than +40
Here's a little explanation about wheel offset:
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/tech/...jsp?techid=101
In short, positive offset will push the wheel inwards, negative will push the wheel outwards.
Ex. +55 will look nicer than +40
07-09-10 | 03:36 PM
#28
07-10-10 | 08:30 AM
#30
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Offset and wheel width measurements are useless if they're not combined together, it's like having only half of a story.
For example; Wheel A is 18x9/+38mm, whilst Wheel B is 18x8J/+25mm. They will sit the same in the wheel well, however the track width is increased with Wheel B as the lower offset pushes the wheel out towards the guards.
Search up, there's plenty of info on here
For example; Wheel A is 18x9/+38mm, whilst Wheel B is 18x8J/+25mm. They will sit the same in the wheel well, however the track width is increased with Wheel B as the lower offset pushes the wheel out towards the guards.
Search up, there's plenty of info on here