[kitboi826]

im getting 40 offset slips would it make ne diff if it was 45 offset ty guys.

 

[Boosted521]

you need the +45 offset if you're lowered. if you go with the 40 you will definately rub as you'll rub sometimes w/ the 45.

 

[Prey_Lude99]

I have a 42mm offset on my car and it is lowered about 1.5 inches and it is fine. My friend has a 40 mm offest and his car is lowered about 1.2 inches and he is constantly rubbing when he hits bumps. I would try to avoid the 40mm offset if at all possible.

 

[BC2_BB6]

This chart shows what offset is recommended to stay in sync with stock as your wheels get bigger. Remember stock is 16x6.5 +55mm.

 

[kitboi826]

wat if i get spacers, for the 40 offset would that help?

 

[BC2_BB6]

spacers will make it worst, they will ad more -offset, thus making the wheels stick further out the fenders, they're reserved for wide body applications. you want more +offset [more into the wheel well.

 

[Boosted521]

spacers will make it worst, they will ad more -offset, thus making the wheels stick further out the fenders, they're reserved for wide body applications. you want more +offset [more into the wheel well.

right on the money.


don't get the 40 offset wheels unless you roll the fenders.. which i don't recommend unless you want to repaint our fenders and quarter panels. too much work for what you gain though, imo.

 

[Hprelude5R]

I have been exposed to so damned many wheels with tiny tiny offsets here lately.

What the hell brands are you guys looking at? Walmart stuff?

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[kitboi826]

how bad is the rub if i do stick with the 40's, because i already waited a month for them to ship it out, they said it should be shipped out by this monday or tuesday. plus my tires are just sitting at home. this is such a headache but thanks for the info guys its appreciated

ps should i wait it out till the 45s come in ?