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  • dieselboy
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    Originally posted by hiroler View Post
    dont worry about it for the MOT mine stick out a good few inches and i have never had an mot fail. infact it has never even been mentioned. obviously if they stick out load and passers by could get pulled under them then you might have a problem!!
    What size width and offset do you have? You run 33" tyres right?

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  • dieselboy
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    Originally posted by NiftyNev View Post
    What is the offset of the third generation rims you have now?

    Nev
    Thats the problem I don't know and no ammount of googling has led me to find it
    They are standard Surf 3rd gen alloys as I understand :s

    I was going to post on the Aussy site as I did a search for the Rim I want and a few people on there have them, but they dont say what size or offset.

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  • NiftyNev
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    What is the offset of the third generation rims you have now?

    Nev

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  • hiroler
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    dont worry about it for the MOT mine stick out a good few inches and i have never had an mot fail. infact it has never even been mentioned. obviously if they stick out load and passers by could get pulled under them then you might have a problem!!

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  • dieselboy
    started a topic Help with rim offset

    Help with rim offset

    I currently have 3rd gen rims with 60mm Roughtrax spacers bought from Joker. I've been looking at fitting bigger wider tyres and new rims. I need some clarification (i've asked before but further reading has confused me some)

    My current setup has the rim almost level to Surf arches.
    I would like to buy 10" wide -43 offset rims. If I fit 12.5" wide tyres will these stick out beyond the arches? I'm not wishing to fail an mot.

    Does anyone know the distance from the hub to the arch line?
    If anyone could help I would really apreciate some advice from those that know!
    cheers!
    Last edited by dieselboy; 28 April 2010, 12:43.
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