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wots the diff between offset of 8 to an offset of 10?????
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Surf.gone but not forgotten
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Originally posted by mud skipper
You mean -8 and -10.
-10 are deeper dished................slightly . -
Originally posted by mud skipper
2?
I did maths at school.
Rob
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sh1t,,,,, how dumb am iSurf.gone but not forgottendisco now gone aswellComment
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do you mean stick out from the hub more?Originally posted by BUSHWHACKERSurf.gone but not forgottendisco now gone aswellComment
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what happened to your avatar?Originally posted by BUSHWHACKERSurf.gone but not forgottendisco now gone aswellComment
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*WARNING DUMB QUESTION* But, what does each digit correspond to in dimension terms?
eg 1=1mm etc?Comment
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the outside edge of the rim is pushed 2mm further back into the arch, i think?=========
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Isnt it the greater the um.. negative offset the further away it gets from the hub towards the outside of the rim? eg. away from the truck??!?!
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this is width from a vertical line from the centre of the wheel to outer edge i think, in mm and looking at wheel from front not side onOriginally posted by RodLeach
but i could be wrong
reason for me asking is coz lc wheels have an offset of 10 and my std ones are offset 8Surf.gone but not forgottendisco now gone aswellComment
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Originally posted by RodLeachIsnt it the greater the um.. negative offset the further away it gets from the hub towards the outside of the rim? eg. away from the truck??!?!
Yes!Comment
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its this confusion is the reason for my asking as i want to put 17'' lc wheels on my truck, but would be happy if they stood out a bit, if its the reverse and they are more inset then its a no no as they will foul the inner wing.....Originally posted by RodLeachIsnt it the greater the um.. negative offset the further away it gets from the hub towards the outside of the rim? eg. away from the truck??!?!
Surf.gone but not forgottendisco now gone aswellComment
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Originally posted by mud skipper
The Landcruiser alloys, the ones that are the same as the 2nd gen Surf are -20 off-set and look good on the Surf 'cos they fill the arches better, i.e. more flush with the edge of the arch. So if they come off a Landcruiser, chances are that they will look good.Comment
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i have been looking at a set and stamped on them is offset 10 and my 3 gen wheels are marked offset 8 would i be right in thinking -20 is a measurement from the rear of the wheel and the readings i have are from the outer edge or am i just talking about something that i aint got a clue about, witch would be anything new.Originally posted by BUSHWHACKERSurf.gone but not forgottendisco now gone aswellComment
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This should tell you all you need to know.........
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