Jon B.

If I had a 928 they would be GONE. Thinking about a certain 928 on the board though.

Joe Dyer

This is a great deal on the Kinesis. I have these on my GTS bought from Mark A years ago. I have 315's on the back and 275's up front. You won't be disappointed. Joe

BBX

Wow, thanks for the positive support everyone!
A lot of people are asking about offset. I can measure backspacing, but how do I measure the offset?

ew928

Offset is the hub face to centerline of wheel.
Say for the 10" wheel. 5" from inside hub face is the center.
Then measure at that 5" mark to the hub contact surface.
If the contact surface is outside of the centerline, then it's as negative offset.

Joe Dyer

Here's mine....

BBX

here's mine, I didn't know you could put a 315 on a 10 inch wheel! that's great!

aggravation

*cough*...$1800 shipped...*cough*
in Obi-Wan Kenobi voice: ' ^ that is the deal you're looking for'

BBX

The offsets are 185mm front 195mm rear. aggravation, that really is insulting, thanks.

aggravation

Depending on the shipping cost it works out to be close to 90% of your asking price...if merely receiving an offer like that can insult you then you have too much pride. Or is it because I tried to use the force on such a righteous Jedi as yourself? Anyway, at least you got a couple of bumps out of my boorish behavior...

BBX

Craig, Jedi mind tricks can't be used over the internet. Everyone knows that, duh!

aggravation

No?!? Well that explains why Angelina Jolie hasn't shown up for work as my personal shower assistant....

If the wheels are still unsold when I sneak a few hundred more into my Shark account I'll gladly pay the full price but I doubt they will go unsold much longer.

dprantl

Those can't be correct. Are you sure you measured properly? Measure the backspace: put the wheel on the ground face down and put a straight edge across the back. Stand a ruler straight up from where the wheel contacts the hub and measure the distance from there to the straight edge. This will give you backspacing. You can then convert this into offset.

Dan
'91 928GT S/C 475hp/460lb.ft

Benton

Take the wheel width, and divide by 2. Subtract that number from the backspacing. The difference is the offset.

BBX

OOps I meant BACKSPACING! sorry

Rob Edwards

so:

wdith in mm /2 backspacing Offset
Front 8.5 215.9 107.95 185 77.05

Rear 10 254 127 195 68


EDIT: How does one post a frickin' excel spreadsheet without having to make a jpg out of it?