Will +10 or +48 offset work?
Basically my question is in the title. I found a great 18x8 wheels to go all the way around but the offset is all out of wack. Anyone know if this will fit? They come in either +10 or +48
it'd work fine
wheels would be more tucked in than stock by about 15mm in the rear and 18mm in the front
IMO it'd look odd, but do it if there's no other wheel you like
you could always get spacers to push them out
wheels would be more tucked in than stock by about 15mm in the rear and 18mm in the front
IMO it'd look odd, but do it if there's no other wheel you like
you could always get spacers to push them out
handling will be worse, the wheels are closer in making it act more like a bike (ok that's an extreme example)
this is an awesome link
http://marksink.com/tire_wheel_offset/offset.html
this is an awesome link
http://marksink.com/tire_wheel_offset/offset.html
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the rear too.. but the rear shock...
+10mm at that width will put the wheels flush with the fender...
anythnig else, it will look like your car is on a spare (very tucked in)
+10mm at that width will put the wheels flush with the fender...
anythnig else, it will look like your car is on a spare (very tucked in)
Why anybody with a Z would even think about putting on only 8" wide aftermarket rims is beyond me, especially ones with ghey offsets....find something that fits better, and is at least wider than a stock track's rears, it will look/handle much better.
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