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Old 07-14-2008, 02:16 AM
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Default Wheel offset help

I'm looking for aftermarket wheels, what is the ET i should be looking for to make the wheels flush with the fender? stock et for my s-line/ tit pkg wheels is 35mm?
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I would stick with stock offset and use spacers especially if your going to lower the car later on.
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Default Re: I would stick with stock offset and use spacers ]

stock et = 38mm?
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ET43 or ET45 is the stock offset.
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Why? You can easily use ET35 wheels, be lowered and experience no rubbing.
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Default Offset you desire depends on wheels width.

If you use an 8.5" wheel ET 35 is about flush in front and close in the rear. If you want to also do a wider tire then 235 though you would want a higher offset (about 38 to 40) to do a 255 tire on a 8.5" wheel.
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