Official~Best offsets for running FAT tires!
05-28-2013, 11:20 AM
#378
Ordering Forgestar F10's today, wanted to get second opinions on my offset choice before purchase. Im looking to go +25 Front and +27 rear, Mostly choose these offsets as I would like to do as little modifications as possible and would like to run 255/285 Tires. I was thinking about +20 in the front +25 in the rear but not sure if that would be to aggressive for the tires
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05-28-2013, 11:45 AM
#379
Ordering Forgestar F10's today, wanted to get second opinions on my offset choice before purchase. Im looking to go +25 Front and +27 rear, Mostly choose these offsets as I would like to do as little modifications as possible and would like to run 255/285 Tires. I was thinking about +20 in the front +25 in the rear but not sure if that would be to aggressive for the tires?
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05-30-2013, 12:57 AM
#383
^ that should be pretty good depending on ride height. My F14s are 19x9 +25 front and 19x10+30 rear. Dropped in eibachs but my springs tend to run a little lower than most with eibachs drop. Right now with hankook 245/275 rears sitting totally flush and the front could use maybe a 3-5mm spacer.
If your running a 10.5 rear+27 you'll be poking a bit in the rear but if your a bit lower than I am it'll sit flush on 275/285 I think. Then go with +20 to +25 on the fronts and you'll be flush all around
If your running a 10.5 rear+27 you'll be poking a bit in the rear but if your a bit lower than I am it'll sit flush on 275/285 I think. Then go with +20 to +25 on the fronts and you'll be flush all around
05-30-2013, 10:22 AM
#384
^ that should be pretty good depending on ride height. My F14s are 19x9 +25 front and 19x10+30 rear. Dropped in eibachs but my springs tend to run a little lower than most with eibachs drop. Right now with hankook 245/275 rears sitting totally flush and the front could use maybe a 3-5mm spacer.
If your running a 10.5 rear+27 you'll be poking a bit in the rear but if your a bit lower than I am it'll sit flush on 275/285 I think. Then go with +20 to +25 on the fronts and you'll be flush all around
If your running a 10.5 rear+27 you'll be poking a bit in the rear but if your a bit lower than I am it'll sit flush on 275/285 I think. Then go with +20 to +25 on the fronts and you'll be flush all around
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06-05-2013, 12:24 PM
#385
Could i get some fitment advice please?
I have decided to get 20x10.5 +25 all around, and wondering if 275/40/20 all around will be good choice? I don't like the stretch look, and also thinking about going 285/40/20 on rear.
This is my first set of wheels and still really noob with WTF and offsets!
Thanks!
I have decided to get 20x10.5 +25 all around, and wondering if 275/40/20 all around will be good choice? I don't like the stretch look, and also thinking about going 285/40/20 on rear.
This is my first set of wheels and still really noob with WTF and offsets!
Thanks!
06-06-2013, 05:29 PM
#386
Talk about looking good and fun to drive.
06-06-2013, 05:38 PM
#388
Could i get some fitment advice please?
I have decided to get 20x10.5 +25 all around, and wondering if 275/40/20 all around will be good choice? I don't like the stretch look, and also thinking about going 285/40/20 on rear.
This is my first set of wheels and still really noob with WTF and offsets!
Thanks!
I have decided to get 20x10.5 +25 all around, and wondering if 275/40/20 all around will be good choice? I don't like the stretch look, and also thinking about going 285/40/20 on rear.
This is my first set of wheels and still really noob with WTF and offsets!
Thanks!
06-06-2013, 11:39 PM
#390
IMO, as long as the circumference of the front and back wheel/tires are the same you shouldn't have any issues. When you start having the one set spin faster than the other is when you start damaging the gearing.
blnewt runs a 245/35/20, 295/30/20, respectfully. 