
Hi guys,
Newbie here
Does anyone know what the maximum offset is that I can put on my new toy... aka 6MPS?
I assume from googling that the bigger the offset, the closer the outside of the wheel will be to the guard. What I mean, is that I hate it when you see cars that have nice wheels but the sit like 2 inches inside of the guards, when they could be nice and flush with guards, by the use of wheel spacers, orbetter yet by the right offset wheel.
I am looking at lowering with kings lows, and getting a nice set of 18's, or maybe spraying mine black.
Cheers
Other way around - lower offset pushes the wheel further out. The maximum offset you can use is the OEM wheel offset of +52.5
spacers not a good ideal. Not legal in qld anyway...
+48 and 225 sit out a little further
+45, 8"wide rims and 235 would probably get what you're after with some gaurd rolling to keep things clear...
I wouldn't go any lower than +45, though.

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Discussed often.
Usually ends up in an argument between those that like safe cars and good handling vs. those that only care about looks
18x8 with +45 offset usually means guard rolling time if lowered or carrying weight
18x8 +45 with 235 tyres will fit flush with the edge of your guards

Its about (...........) that much from standard![]()
I"d probably go lower than +45.
I'm running 19x8.5 wide rims with +45 offset but still not sitting that flush with the guards.
I've got 235/35 19 tyres- yes i had to roll the rear guards.
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whats wrong witn that? it looks sweet...![]()
ah thanks! i see your home on a friday night passing time too!

No car..
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Thanks heaps guys, i now have an idea and some numbers to go shopping with.... by the way, sweet wheels 6mps. nice fittment too.
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Just went outside, and noticed that there is a big fat lip on the inside of the gueard, does anyone know of people in Brizi that roll guards?