v6maro

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...412594702&rd=1

thanks
-Steve

kandied91z

i don't know about those rims.......3k is alot to pay for just the rims as well.

i don't think a 45 offset will fit.

v6maro

well i am not worried about the offset of the rims, i'm almost sure that'll work. I'm worried about the backspacing.
-Steve

kandied91z

here is a chart, this will explain the different offset's and backspacing.

you go the math.

http://www.skulte.com/adapterfaq.html

v6maro

holy shiznit that's confusin me lol

anyone else know? i can't do all that math, i hate it! lol

-Steve

kandied91z

first off you need to know the backspacing of the rims to find your answer. according to the chart the offset alone is going to give you issues.

good luck.

WeTDrEaM

What do you mean your not worried about the offset and your worried about the backspacing. They're the same thing!

v6maro

actually back spacing is the total distance from the mounting surface to the rear lip of the rim, the offset is the positive or negative distance from the center of the rim. I am worried that they may not look right on the car, IE stick out too far.
-Steve

WeTDrEaM

Ya... well if you have the wrong offset wheel its not going to have the right look on the vehicle. The backspacing just has the size of the lip added into the #. If your that close than the rim will never if cause just about all tires bulg a little when installed.

Regardless, a 45mm offset will be fine. Thats what I have on my car. They sit in 10mm farther than stock SS wheels.

v6maro

sweet!

Yeah I actually surfed the net for some 98+'s with v1's and i emailed them for what offset they had, and if they had any problems at all, 45 offset was the answer, and no was the other. I've always wanted these rims since i saw a camaro parked in the bell tire hockey rink with them on, pictures don't do them any justice.
-Steve