+0 - +35 Offsets.. On Lowered Car = ??

**dudeling7** · 10-11-2008 12:40 AM

im running 17x7 40 offset with a 25mm spacer effectively giving a 'theoritical' offset of +15mm and it rubs on hard corners and big bumps but thats probably because im tucking the whole tire and it hits the wheel well.

this is with buddyclub n+ set almost full stiffest as well.....fun ride haha

if i raised it a bit it prob wouldnt rub at all. plus got rear guards rolled and slightly lipped

**vinnY** · 10-11-2008 01:11 AM

you badass kev

**SHOGUNOVDDRK** · 10-11-2008 01:14 AM

Cant wait to try and fit 14x9's...

*gives the finger to Offset+Dish*

**dudeling7** · 10-11-2008 01:23 AM

ahaha shit me dead 9's thats nuts!

i just want some nice low offset rims but no $$ atm haha.

**AE092** · 10-11-2008 05:56 AM

good luck with spacers

i guess your aware about the dangers of them?

**trism** · 10-11-2008 02:42 PM

ive got 15x7 + 28

im gonna get some 10mm hubcentric spacers and put em on the rear

only scrubbage i get is on teh front when i go around a corner at like, 70km/h lol

**dudeling7** · 11-11-2008 10:00 AM

damn that's some pretty nice fitment alex

A camber kit will help you a lot if you are scrubbing slightly on the guards as it worked wonders for me. You are right about fitting smaller tires as well, to run low offset rims on our small car needs undersized profile and undersized width to fit and look good.

in regards to the spacers, although they are not ideal and i know this, i did go to lengths to make them as safe as possible.

In my case i got hub centric spacers in which i machined the center bore to fit perfectly on my hub thus taking stress off the wheel studs. the spacer is then bolted on to the original studs and then has its own coming out of it.