Thread: Thoughts - minimum possible offset with 19" wheels???

Ah ok mate... Well i think thats what they sell for the supra. 265 are perfect.

Quote: Originally Posted by JamieP Why bother posting then? without the wheel width the info is useless. If you look at my post and see who I was quoting you would see the point wouldn't you. Someone was saying they had rubbing issues with 275 tyres and 19" wheels, I was merely saying that I have the same setup with no rubbing at all. You don't have to be Einstein to realise that wheel widths matter.  ...

Quote: Originally Posted by merckx It is. I couldn't be bothered to say what mine are , I've lost count of the number of times that I've done so. . Why bother posting then? without the wheel width the info is useless.   __________________ My Supra 632bhp and 10.9 standing 1/4 mile.

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People talking about offsets without taking into consideration wheel width is futile. Wheel width has an effect on what offset you can run. I did loads of research into this before buying my wheels. I found this tool to be most helpful http://www.morfed.net/wheel-offset-calculator/ Basically, put what offset and widths you have now, then put the new wheels dimensions in the lower part and it'll show you and tell you how much of a...

I would say that +30mm is just about the limit as per Ibrar's advice. I suspect you could go lower with height-adjustable suspension but a +25 (or lower) and you'll find the rubber starting to stick out from the arch big style Ibrar's calculation of a +50 offset, minus the 20mm gap between the vertical drop of the arch and the wheel, should give you the vertical play you need for 19's. Don't forget that the above...