good offset for rs's?
Or you could check the Offset Calculator that's pinned to the top of this section. You know stock wheel size and offset so use that as your base. Go out to your car with a ruler, and start measuring horizontal distance to the fender. Subtract that from stock offset and you get the offset needed to be flush on a 7" wheel. Put your new wheel width in the second field of the calculator and punch in a random offset. When the calculator reads zero, there ya go.
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