Looks best to me to put the -2 on the rear, and the +10 on the front. Factory offset is +30.


Quote:To even them out, add 12mm spacers to the +10 wheels ( +10 -12 = -2). Too bad it's illegal.

So would it better to run the positive or neg on the front then?

Adding spacers adds negatively. For example with a -2 rim and a 12mm spacer that's -2 -12 = -14. There is no way to bring a negative offset wheel to positive offset.

Australia NCOP considers spacers a safety issue.

Negative Offset shifts the wheel outwards, just like spacers do

If I have a pair of rims at -2 do I add a 12mm spacer to make them +10, or is it that I add 12mm spacers to make a +10 into a -2.
(obviously I have a set at +10, and a set at -2, and I want to even the buggers out)

I always thought it was adding a spacer to the negative would make it a possitive, but yesterday someone said the opposite, and now I am doubting that my memory on how it works is faulty.