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cheater_5
Re: how to measure offsets?
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Re: how to measure offsets?
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The offset of a wheel is the distance of the hub mounting face from the centreline of the wheel, for example, +22 offset means the mounting face is 22mm towards the outside of wheel from the centreline. +0 or Zero offset means the mounting face is centreline, -22 means the mounting face is inboard of the wheel.

To measure I get the wheel on flat surface, measure from flat surface to mounting face, then flip the wheel and do the same and split the difference and theres your measurement.

Posted on: 2008/5/26 8:42
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Hey i shortend a ford 8" diff and put discs on it and adjusties in the front of my datsun. looks awesome. but i need to know how to measure off sets so i can get mags to fit around the calipers and in the guards. thanks

Posted on: 2008/5/26 8:34
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