Subject	Re: Do you know the offsets of your wheels?
Posted by	beanz on February 19, 2011 at 1:05 PM
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In Reply To	Do you know the offsets of your wheels? posted by Gromit on February 19, 2011 at 12:23 AM
Message	I have no idea what the offsets actually are. I tried to look it up online but I see different numbers all over the place. Between here and the Internets at large, I think the offsets are: Front: 38mm Rear: 45mm but I really don't know. This isn't usually marked on the wheel somewhere is it? I guess I could measure it myself. My Z isn't dropped. I have stock shocks and springs. I do have Powertrix adjustable upper control arms and adjustable tension rods, but I don't think either of those impact the height of the car. If the space would go between the rotor and the wheel, then I am definitely not running spacers. I have a StopTech BBK installed so I have aftermarket rotors, but I imagine they don't change the offset much (or at all), but I am not sure. I guess they could be significantly thicker or thinner which would impact the offset?
Follow Ups	Front tires rubbing w/AVS5 wheels - offset? - beanz 15:54:18 02/18/11 Re: Front tires rubbing w/AVS5 wheels - offset? - txq45 17:31:10 02/18/11 Thanks. (n/m) - beanz 13:06:29 02/19/11 Do you know the offsets of your wheels? - Gromit 00:23:22 02/19/11 Re: Do you know the offsets of your wheels? - beanz 13:05:40 02/19/11 My hunch is the offset is a bit high, maybe higher than that - Gromit 16:45:35 02/19/11 Re: My hunch is the offset is a bit high, maybe higher than that - beanz 00:21:57 02/20/11 Hrmm.. I think I understand what you mean.. - Gromit 01:36:36 02/20/11 look inside your hub.... wheel informations are there - Oppaman Z 13:09:22 02/21/11 Change your caster setting. You're going to need - z32drifter 22:51:14 02/20/11 Bulleye - Oppaman Z 12:26:08 02/21/11
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