Offset?
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For 6th gens, anything higher than a +45 offset is fine I think. You can go lower offset but then the wheels will start to stick out past the fender. Some people do go this route if they have a widebody-kit or fender flares and are after a more flushed look.
For 6th gens, anything higher than a +45 offset is fine I think. You can go lower offset but then the wheels will start to stick out past the fender. Some people do go this route if they have a widebody-kit or fender flares and are after a more flushed look.
Dinzdale40
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offset is how far the mounting surface of the wheel is from the center line of the wheel...towards the outside is positive offset and towards the inside is negative offset...if the mounting surface is right on the center line you have 0 offset
talontsiawd
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Yup, it's just a measurement of how far from the center of the wheel. Just stay around +40 to +45 and it will look right and not rub. You can go lower, which can look really good if done right, like +25ish but you really need to know what you are getting into.Dinzdale40 said:
