alexisthemovie

Those were actually the 2 front wheels. I'm going to try and fit the rear wheels tonight.

So-Lo

Alex, stop being stingy and tell us the offset of the rear wheels!!!!!

NFRAP1

17x9 +22 & 17x9.5 +28

vyets

17x 9.5+35 TE37's dont concave but the 9.5 +28 does

CE28's however are the other way around lol

ASM Stook

Thanks so much guys, you've been a big help. I do kinda have a noobish question NFRAP1. I've been trying to learn about how offset works and from my understanding, you could put your rear wheels on the front and it would basically the same fitment correct? If my math is right, the distance from the hub to the lip is only about a .3 mm difference between your front and rear wheels. Please correct me if I am wrong, I would really like to understand offset well.

Nagata-San74

Is this also true for 18's ?


Alex, sick as always !

h1gh0ct4n3

some beautiful cars in here guys...
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!

Dreaming_S2k

http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/tech/...jsp?techid=101

Basically, offset is the distance from the centerline of the wheel to the mounting surface. Closer to the front of the wheel = positive, closer to the rear of the wheel = negative. Exactly on the centerline = 0.

NFRAP1

Yes, they are about the same. Only reason I didn't get them non-staggered is because I bought the 17x9 +22s for the rear and had 17x9 +40 up front. I couldn't stand it and then took over a set of 17x9.5 +28s a friend of mine already had on order. The 17x9.5s go better in the back for the simple fact they're wider and because the tire stretches a little bit more.

ASM Stook

Alright thanks, that's what I thought. I see your running 235's all around, did it take some pretty significant fender modification to make that work? How difficult would it be to fit 245's or even 255's all around with your type of fitment?