bentleymp2

Will 35 offset on 20x10 rear stick out on our cars?

I do not want wheels that stick out. I would like them flush or inside the fender a bit.

What might these sit like?

Car will be dropped eventually as well. Hopefully an 1.5 inches if that makes a difference in the answer here.

Thanks all!

IAMJAVEDG

iTrader: (5)

A 20x10.5 with +45 offset already sits flush with the rear quarter panels.

So a 20x10.5 with a +35 offset will DEFINITELY stick out more than you want it to. You'll have to pull in order to make that fit, or run some negative camber and stretched tires which would look obscene on this car IMO.

bentleymp2

you are talking about 10.5.... does the same go for the 10 wide wheel? Pardon my lack of knowledge please.
I do not know what it means to "pull" in order to fit, but I def do not want to run negative camber or stretched tires.


Much appreciated!

JoshIS408

iTrader: (11)

Is this true at stock height? or dropped?

~ Josh

mrpartsman

I am running 20x10 on 275 and its flush , and when I drop it no rubbing issues, but if u run 20x10.5 with 285 and drop u will rub. here is a pic.

bentleymp2

But what is the offset of your wheels?

mrpartsman

27 front 35 rear

RYLITT

Isn't there a difference for F Sport and non F Sport?

bentleymp2

Does a 10.5 with 45 offset sit the same or close to where a 10 with 35 sits?
What I mean is, is the half inch you loose in width of the wheel made up for by the more aggressive offset?
I have been told that if I run a 35 offset on a 10.5, it will stick out.

bentleymp2

In another thread, you said your had 35 front and 45 rear...?

IAMJAVEDG

iTrader: (5)

Sorry for some reason I thought you had a 10.5... A 10 with a +35 offset will be fine no rubbing.

Yes it is true. Dropped, not stock height. I'll post some picture soon.