20" alloys offset?

[ajazyasin]

Im really confused about this offset stuff. Ive seen a set of 20" alloys(8.5F and 9.5R) that have a rear offset of 37 and front 43. Would this setup get over uk brakes without sticking too far out of arches?

 

thanks in advance:)

Edited September 11, 2008 by ajazyasin (see edit history)

[Thorin]

If we say no will you fit a more sensible sized wheel?

[mr lover]

If we say no will you fit a more sensible sized wheel?

 

subtle

[Lee P]

Im really confused about this offset stuff. Ive seen a set of 20" alloys(8.5F and 9.5R) that have a rear offset of 37 and front 43. Would this setup get over uk brakes without sticking too far out of arches?

 

thanks in advance:)

 

Depends on the make of the wheel the design of the wheel wheather its a 1 piece, 2 piece, 3 piece etc etc....

 

Going by the wheel width I would say 35 on the front and more like 29 on the back to get them to fill the arches better but you would need to know what offsets they do.

 

I take it its a show car as it will not be a nice ride on 20s

[JustGav]

If we say no will you fit a more sensible sized wheel?

 

meh, what do we know about it all...

[ajazyasin]

the rims are for show. I usually roll on 18's max. Rims are a 1 peice design. Very much like the concave effect of the tte rims.