Official Aggressive Wheels & Fat Tires Thread
11-27-2009, 03:42 PM
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that is a good question what are the offsets I never obtained them when i bought them I always meant to call HRE and see if they have it in the data base. I tried to measure them and wrote it down now I can find where I wrote it....but if I recall it was 19x12 +10 to +13 and 19x10.5 like +20ish they fit fine with stretched tires 265F/285R now with the 275F/305R it rubs in the front a bit with -2.5deg camber and the rear is fine with -1.15deg I might try to go to -1.75 in the rear so it looks a little better the issue I had before in the rear with 285s was the wheel would rub on the shock boot with -2.5deg camber
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11-27-2009, 03:57 PM
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Anybody run a 295/30 rear with a +35 offset? Per my math this would put the wheel perfectly aligned with the line of the outer fender with a mild roll underneath.
275/30 +35 on the front should fit the same as well.
I thought everypost is supposed to have wheel size, tire size, and offset listed?
Don't forget people!
275/30 +35 on the front should fit the same as well.
I thought everypost is supposed to have wheel size, tire size, and offset listed?
Don't forget people!
11-27-2009, 05:23 PM
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Thank you that is a good question what are the offsets I never obtained them when i bought them I always meant to call HRE and see if they have it in the data base. I tried to measure them and wrote it down now I can find where I wrote it....but if I recall it was 19x12 +10 to +13 and 19x10.5 like +20ish they fit fine with stretched tires 265F/285R now with the 275F/305R it rubs in the front a bit with -2.5deg camber and the rear is fine with -1.15deg I might try to go to -1.75 in the rear so it looks a little better the issue I had before in the rear with 285s was the wheel would rub on the shock boot with -2.5deg camber
that is a good question what are the offsets I never obtained them when i bought them I always meant to call HRE and see if they have it in the data base. I tried to measure them and wrote it down now I can find where I wrote it....but if I recall it was 19x12 +10 to +13 and 19x10.5 like +20ish they fit fine with stretched tires 265F/285R now with the 275F/305R it rubs in the front a bit with -2.5deg camber and the rear is fine with -1.15deg I might try to go to -1.75 in the rear so it looks a little better the issue I had before in the rear with 285s was the wheel would rub on the shock boot with -2.5deg camberI saw your other wheels you posted and those are mad sick yo! Hot damn. When are you mounting them? We need to see final product NOW!
11-27-2009, 06:21 PM
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Although, if it can only be determined after the fact, then it's possible alot of people have setups that never worked out for them or for what they intended.
