Need Help Rim Width/Offset Question
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Need Help Rim Width/Offset Question
Im looking at purchasing a set of 20x8.5 wheels with a 20mm offset. My concern is these will not be flush with the fender and stick out. Any help with this will be awesome.
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It depends on if you are lowered, and how much.
I run 20x9 et30, on coils, and they are inset. They were flush on eibachs.
A 8.5 et20 will only be 4mm farther out than mine.
Slight poke at stock height, near flush on springs, slight tuck or more on coils.
I run 20x9 et30, on coils, and they are inset. They were flush on eibachs.
A 8.5 et20 will only be 4mm farther out than mine.
Slight poke at stock height, near flush on springs, slight tuck or more on coils.
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Ended up buying the 20x8.5 set. Company i bought them from offered to adjust the offset for me free of charge for a better fit. They took it from +20 to +25. Im hoping this will be close to perfect at stock height. Concern now is how goofy will it look until i can get the eibachs on it lol? Anyone running 20s with stock ride height that has pics?
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Ended up buying the 20x8.5 set. Company i bought them from offered to adjust the offset for me free of charge for a better fit. They took it from +20 to +25. Im hoping this will be close to perfect at stock height. Concern now is how goofy will it look until i can get the eibachs on it lol? Anyone running 20s with stock ride height that has pics?
In your case, how did they "adjust" the offset?
#8
Originally Posted by Maximam
Adjust the offset? That is either done by adding a spacer which would push it out and in your case they would remove material from the rim which I am not a fan of.
In your case, how did they "adjust" the offset?
In your case, how did they "adjust" the offset?
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