18 x 8 with H techs?
these questions come up all the time. The width of the wheel is important, but if you are trying to find out if you are going to rub the offset is what will determine that. If you are going to run an 18 x 8 +38 for example that will fit fine on even s-tech. Where as an
18 x 8 +45 will fit but might rub at times. Where as an 18 x 8 +32 would be the same as stock.
Hope this helps
18 x 8 +45 will fit but might rub at times. Where as an 18 x 8 +32 would be the same as stock.
Hope this helps
Originally Posted by mitchelltc1
It's all about the offset, but are you sure about that JQ? I thought a higher offset allowed more room for a wider tire. My lack of knowledge is making me nevous about buying new wheels...
Originally Posted by JQ
these questions come up all the time. The width of the wheel is important, but if you are trying to find out if you are going to rub the offset is what will determine that. If you are going to run an 18 x 8 +38 for example that will fit fine on even s-tech. Where as an
18 x 8 +45 will fit but might rub at times. Where as an 18 x 8 +32 would be the same as stock.
Hope this helps
18 x 8 +45 will fit but might rub at times. Where as an 18 x 8 +32 would be the same as stock.
Hope this helps
Originally Posted by mitchelltc1
It's all about the offset, but are you sure about that JQ? I thought a higher offset allowed more room for a wider tire. My lack of knowledge is making me nevous about buying new wheels...
http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
just enter the stock wheel (17 x 7 +45) and then what the rim you are intersted in and hit "calculate"
And you are right I just worded the above post backwards....
+45 13mm less inner, +38 6mm less, and +32 same inner.
Originally Posted by Rabid_Lemming
Originally Posted by JQ
these questions come up all the time. The width of the wheel is important, but if you are trying to find out if you are going to rub the offset is what will determine that. If you are going to run an 18 x 8 +38 for example that will fit fine on even s-tech. Where as an
18 x 8 +45 will fit but might rub at times. Where as an 18 x 8 +32 would be the same as stock.
Hope this helps
18 x 8 +45 will fit but might rub at times. Where as an 18 x 8 +32 would be the same as stock.
Hope this helps
Originally Posted by JQ
Originally Posted by Rabid_Lemming
Originally Posted by JQ
these questions come up all the time. The width of the wheel is important, but if you are trying to find out if you are going to rub the offset is what will determine that. If you are going to run an 18 x 8 +38 for example that will fit fine on even s-tech. Where as an
18 x 8 +45 will fit but might rub at times. Where as an 18 x 8 +32 would be the same as stock.
Hope this helps
18 x 8 +45 will fit but might rub at times. Where as an 18 x 8 +32 would be the same as stock.
Hope this helps
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1 set 18x8 Konig Unknown 5x100 for tC
mounting and balancing
1 set 225/40/18 Falken Ziex512
20pcs gorilla lug nuts w/key for tC
one last check! this is the final invoice, and will be on H techs? better safe then sorry!
mounting and balancing
1 set 225/40/18 Falken Ziex512
20pcs gorilla lug nuts w/key for tC
one last check! this is the final invoice, and will be on H techs? better safe then sorry!
[quote="JQ"]these questions come up all the time. The width of the wheel is important, but if you are trying to find out if you are going to rub the offset is what will determine that. If you are going to run an 18 x 8 +38 for example that will fit fine on even s-tech. Where as an
18 x 8 +45 will fit but might rub at times. Where as an 18 x 8 +32 would be the same as stock.
Hope this helps[/quote
So will a 32 offset work with no problems
18 x 8 +45 will fit but might rub at times. Where as an 18 x 8 +32 would be the same as stock.
Hope this helps[/quote
So will a 32 offset work with no problems





