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  1. 04-19-2008, 07:32 PM #1
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    Default How to figure out width and offset

    How can you figure out the width/offset of a rim? Mine says 16x(insert blank box here) and hell if I know the offset.

    Anyone know a shop that could figure it out for free?


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    Go to whatever website they are online, it should tell you when you look up the model rim and ect...(should) it might not, but the place i got mine from did, i know motegi does.
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    the ofset will be stamped on there it should say something like ETxx , foe example mine says ET38
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    Quote Originally Posted by SlowsterCivy
    Go to whatever website they are online, it should tell you when you look up the model rim and ect...(should) it might not, but the place i got mine from did, i know motegi does.
    there are hard to find optional dealer rims that no longer exist that came in the 80s...


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    play dominos, and the winning piece times 4 is the correct size....


























    honestly, i have no idea.
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    They're old school Ronal's



    Here's a set on an RX7 that had it from the dealership

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    take pics of all the stamped stuff on em , and we'll be able to help you better
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