THis may be of no help but, My 265/75's rub on (full lock) Standard Alloys, My old 31X10.5's didnt, on -25 sunnies.
Hi does anyone here have this combo 285 x 75 x 16 on +8 offset, they will be 8 inch rims?
What I would like to know is if they rub on full lock or do you have to adjust the steering stops?
I will have a 2 inch body lift, flares and a 2 inch suspension lift, the reason I am not going for -25mm is I am getting it engineered and cannot go over 50mm in track width, so +8 offset is the max offset from a standard +30 rim.
And yes I will be doing up the drive train as well, its a 95 V8 auto.
Any help (pics) or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers, Peter
THis may be of no help but, My 265/75's rub on (full lock) Standard Alloys, My old 31X10.5's didnt, on -25 sunnies.
I'm running 275/70/16's on standard rims, to get it to the point where it doesn't rub it now has the turning circle of the titanic. I like the extra ground clearance but reduced turning circle is not good
When I get my tax back I will be getting offset rims not exactly sure how much that will depend upon taking to the manufacturers
The +8mm offset should work, as the original ones are +33 so you should have 25mm more clearance on the inside, That's what I am going to try, as it is the maximum legal offset you can have.
275/70/16's on standard 7 inch steel rims +33 are moving the tyre 35mm more to the inside, This combo 285 x 75 x 16 X 8 inch rim with a +8 offset should be moving the tyre inside by 28mm, from a standard 7 inch steel rim with a +33.
I measured mine (standard) on full lock on level ground and there is 45mm clearance on the inside at the RADIUS ARMS at ride height, so theoretically I should have 17mm clearance with the combo I would like. Is there anything closer than the radius arm, as my back is bad and I couldn't stay down any longer to have a good look around.
Cheers Peter
Last edited by flyreels; 22nd September 2012 at 08:25 PM. Reason: New info
What is the offset for the alloy rims? I have steel rims, are they the same?
Blitz when you say standard rims are they alloy or steel?
Thanks Peter
The steel rims are 7 inch and the alloys are 7 inch, I am not sure of the alloy offset though, I would assume it would be the same.
275/70/16's on standard steel rims +33 move the tyre in by 35mm I thought that would have cleared as when (standard) on full lock on level ground, there is 45mm clearance on the inside at the RADIUS ARMS at ride height, I haven't measured on compression or flex as yet I must do that.
That's interesting My 95 V8 has standard steel rims and they are 6 inch with +33 offset
Yours may well be a different offset then?
Blitz you are right, the standard rim is 7 inch, my workshop manual is wrong (it said it is a 6 inch Rim on the Disco ) I went out and looked on my rim to check and it is a 7 inch, I should have looked and not trusted the book.
I have changed the numbers to reflect the true clearances now with the right 7 inch rim.
Cheers Peter
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