Is that a good idea to change the offset on wheels?
01-12-2002, 03:56 PM
#1
Is that a good idea to change the offset on wheels?
I do have 18x8.5 wheels, and they kinda stick out on the front, due to 35mm offset. However I was thinking of machining the wheels to 38mm offset, some people say its doable and some say lots of shops won't do that kind of job, since its illegal due to high risk of rims cracking etc...So I'm still confused whether I should leave it as it is & whether I can put 245/40/18's once I'll drop the car w/ B&G springs and if there will be any rubbing at all???
01-12-2002, 04:01 PM
#2
Re: Is that a good idea to change the offset on wheels?
Originally posted by EuroMaxima99SE
I do have 18x8.5 wheels, and they kinda stick out on the front, due to 35mm offset. However I was thinking of machining the wheels to 38mm offset, some people say its doable and some say lots of shops won't do that kind of job, since its illegal due to high risk of rims cracking etc...So I'm still confused whether I should leave it as it is & whether I can put 245/40/18's once I'll drop the car w/ B&G springs and if there will be any rubbing at all???
I do have 18x8.5 wheels, and they kinda stick out on the front, due to 35mm offset. However I was thinking of machining the wheels to 38mm offset, some people say its doable and some say lots of shops won't do that kind of job, since its illegal due to high risk of rims cracking etc...So I'm still confused whether I should leave it as it is & whether I can put 245/40/18's once I'll drop the car w/ B&G springs and if there will be any rubbing at all???
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