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Old 11-20-2015, 10:59 AM   #1
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Specific offset question URGENT

Hey guys so I will be ordering rims this weekend and I am confused about the offsets. The plan is that I will be running 315's on the rear with a 20x10.5 wheel. The offsets offered with the 10.5's are 20 and 40. Will that have clearance? I have stock 1LT brakes with the metal caliper covers on them. If I need to take the covers Off I won't care in order to fit the wheel. Now the offsets offered for the 20x9 are 15 and 35. So if needed I will run the 20x9's up front. But my heart is really set on the 315's on the back so that means 20x10.5 with either 20 or 40 offset. I am hoping to run the fronts with 20x10.5 wheels and 285 tires, but if I ned to run 20x9 with either 15 or 35 offset I will do so with a smaller tire. I am also looking to lower my car 1.5 inches. Again any help is appreciated and I really need your guys's help. Thanks very much!
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Old 11-20-2015, 11:10 AM   #2
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http://www.rimsntires.com/specspro.jsp this chart somewhat helps if you play around with it... im running into the same issue but i already ordered the wheels.
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Old 11-20-2015, 11:50 AM   #3
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You definitely need the 40et rears. as for the fronts i would do 35et but you should make sure the 35et will clear your caliper system. 15 i think is to low especially considering your future plans of lowering the car.
best fit with most rubber will be the 35et front and a 40et rear.
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Old 11-20-2015, 12:24 PM   #4
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You definitely need the 40et rears. as for the fronts i would do 35et but you should make sure the 35et will clear your caliper system. 15 i think is to low especially considering your future plans of lowering the car.
best fit with most rubber will be the 35et front and a 40et rear.
Ok, et means offset correct? I also am running the traditional v6 brakes
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