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    Default what is zero offset ? flush w/rims??

    is this offset flush with rims? or flush with the wheel well..

    pictures by any chance..? LMK ASAP..

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    wtf? what are you askin? 0 offset is how far away the face of the wheel is from the center on the rim. Basicly, dead center on the rim.

    I can't explain it. Someone else chime in.

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    hmm thanks for the fawken info .. kind gives me an idea now.. anymoresuggestions.. pictures.

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    0 offset the lugs would be in the center of the wheel. If you had an 8 inch wide wheel and the offset was 0 then the lugs would be 4 inches in.

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    depends on what kind of car its on. flush to a civic is like ...15x7.5 w/ +38 offset? not 100% on it, but my 240 is flush w/ F16x7 and R16x8 w/ +20 offset. like hachidori said, its how far off the center of the rim in cm's that the lugs screw on, +40 is 40cm towards outside of rim where it bolts up from the center. hope that helped
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    Quote Originally Posted by blue_5g_zc
    depends on what kind of car its on. flush to a civic is like ...15x7.5 w/ +38 offset? not 100% on it, but my 240 is flush w/ F16x7 and R16x8 w/ +20 offset. like hachidori said, its how far off the center of the rim in cm's that the lugs screw on, hence offset: 0 is neither + or - , aka dead center, meaning itll bolt up 4" in if it were a 8" rim in width. +40 is 40cm towards outside of rim where it bolts up from the center. hope that helped

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    tushay, somehow i got caught in my ramble and forgot. good call

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    Quote Originally Posted by blue_5g_zc
    tushay
    wtf?

    do you mean touche?
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    no, i mean touché but thanks for trying

    Quote Originally Posted by Hulud
    wtf?

    do you mean touche?

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    Wheel Definitions:::

    Here is a pic, since this is the pics section:


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    http://www.rims-n-tires.com/rt_specs.jsp

    here. it's a pretty good wheel size/offset calc. you can use to get a better idea. basically, 0 offset is the middle of the wheel. anything to the inside of 0 will be negative. anything outside of 0 will be a + offset.


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    Quote Originally Posted by blue_5g_zc
    depends on what kind of car its on. flush to a civic is like ...15x7.5 w/ +38 offset? not 100% on it, but my 240 is flush w/ F16x7 and R16x8 w/ +20 offset. like hachidori said, its how far off the center of the rim in cm's that the lugs screw on, +40 is 40cm towards outside of rim where it bolts up from the center. hope that helped
    Try millimeters (mm) 40cm is nearly 16 inches

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    Quote Originally Posted by HachiDori
    wtf? what are you askin? 0 offset is how far away the face of the wheel is from the center on the rim. Basicly, dead center on the rim.

    I can't explain it. Someone else chime in.
    all this time ive heard of offset this and offset that and never really understood what offset is...and now w/ this one simple statment is all so clear

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    Quote Originally Posted by speedminded
    Try millimeters (mm) 40cm is nearly 16 inches
    haha, ur right on, the only thing 16 inches around here is the huge donkey doogin of mine that keeps tripping me up

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