in a 7", +25 will sit nice.
Hey guys,
Going to go shopping for some old school wheels, can anyone give me a rough idea on what offset range would be ok on a standard RA28, standard diff etc etc.
I'm looking at either 14x7 or 15x7 wheels.
I've had a search, but can't find anything specific, if anyone has pics of theirs and knows the offset, that would be great too
Cheers, Matt
in a 7", +25 will sit nice.
really??? iv has 14x7 -8 and only a finger or so clearence to the strut.Originally Posted by IN 05 NT
iv now got 16x7 +12 but sitting on higher offset hubs and still just as much/little clearence.
Cheers Mike
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My Simmons were 0 Offset 15" x 7" and still had about 8-10mm before rubbing on the front guards with 205/55 rubber... +25 would give about 33-35mm before rubbing on the front guards...
(If running 15" x 7" on the stock rear end, then a +25 would be perfect for the rear only...)
GA28,
River finally got his B45's onto his RA28 this weekend and whilst I measured the car up for him I sure as shit can't remember what the specs were. They comfortably fit a 16" x 7" front and 16" x 8" rear tho and the rears tyre is a 245/45 16".
Look for his members rides thread for some pics. His rears were ordered to allow a non-rolled rear wheel arch (in theory) so you could come a little further out if you wanted.
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