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Equinox · 03-11-2010, 07:00 PM

yeah thinking of just adding 2" to the inside, you can add either to the outside or inside depending if yoru tire is front or reverse mount - I believe these wheels are front, ie, can only cut the backside of the rim - and yeah, 1/16" is what I lose on the backside. What would be idea then? I add 2" to the backside, and I end up with a offset of 75+, or 73.4+ after the 1/16". Add a 29.4mm spacer to get 44+, or 1" and .16". So... put a 1 and 1/8, or 1 and 1/4" spacer on the back. Not sure if that is too much for a 14 year wheel bearing or not. Might look damn good though

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Equinox Track Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Beaumont, TX Posts: 685 Drives: 06 Porsche Carrera S Rep Power: 18	yeah thinking of just adding 2" to the inside, you can add either to the outside or inside depending if yoru tire is front or reverse mount - I believe these wheels are front, ie, can only cut the backside of the rim - and yeah, 1/16" is what I lose on the backside. What would be idea then? I add 2" to the backside, and I end up with a offset of 75+, or 73.4+ after the 1/16". Add a 29.4mm spacer to get 44+, or 1" and .16". So... put a 1 and 1/8, or 1 and 1/4" spacer on the back. Not sure if that is too much for a 14 year wheel bearing or not. Might look damn good though __________________ Check out my Albums '13 Subaru WRX STi \| '06 Porsche 911 Carrera S (SOLD) \| '96 Mazda RX-7 6.0L V8 RHD (SOLD) \| '09 Nissan Nismo #0058 (SOLD)