need help
06-09-2010 | 01:04 AM
#16
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From: Fly Away
I thought early 85 OEM offsets were different from 86?
However 86 is 23 and 13 resectively f-r. Some of it depends on tire sizes, but the fronts can accept anything from a 21mm to 28mm depending in tires....a 33mm will push the rim/tire into the fenderwell.
A 44mm OS is a really odd size for our cars. The mathematical calculation would be a 20mm spacer, but I do not think they make one, you could go to a 24mm but that will limit the tire size (width).
However 86 is 23 and 13 resectively f-r. Some of it depends on tire sizes, but the fronts can accept anything from a 21mm to 28mm depending in tires....a 33mm will push the rim/tire into the fenderwell.
A 44mm OS is a really odd size for our cars. The mathematical calculation would be a 20mm spacer, but I do not think they make one, you could go to a 24mm but that will limit the tire size (width).
56-23 = 34 FRONT SPACER
44-13 = 31 REAR SPACER
or as close as can be had..
IE
http://www.paragon-products.com/28mm...r_p/909117.htm
for the rear
and
http://www.paragon-products.com/32mm...r_p/909118.htm
for the front
someone jump in and correct me if I am wrong...
06-17-2010 | 10:47 PM
#17
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From: poughkeepsie, ny
Anybody interested in these wheels? If so I can bring to 944fest. I just need to know by tonight. I'd possibly be interested in a trade or trade plus cash for some early offeset wheels.
06-17-2010 | 11:12 PM
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From: Fly Away
06-18-2010 | 11:12 AM
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