Thread: Offset Rims

if you are keen to go 35's you will need to re-consier the body lift from 1 to 2 inches.

You can get 33's with a 2/1 inch combo (will find out when I replace my 32's with 33's). Have seen this combo on Rangies before with 35, but very tight in the wheelarch 8O

Trav

Buy one set of rims, that you can use on your 32s then re use for the 35's.

I wouldn't go any wider than an 11' tyre as they become a hassel to cover and dont fit the guards very well. Most vic conditions suit a narrower tyre that bites ie Simex or Q78 swamper.

I would just go straing to a 2' body lift as it is no harder. Most of the other Vic RR guys that I know all run 2' or 3' springs, 2' body and flares. You can get away with 2 + 2 very easily with only minor rubbing.

TuffRR, Mickrangie + Landy_Man all run this set up with 35' simexs.

When you buy the 32's, you will want 35's

Dave.

you want 100 mm back space.

I run reversed disco wheels 85mm back space.


Std RR rim is 130mm back space.
and yes you will want 35s.

Q78s.
simex
Silverstone 117 these the cheapest around $240.00 each
silverstone extreme

Michael.

I run 1 1/2 Body Lift and 2" Springs and get 35's on no worries. Have the Rangie Spares Flares though.

Originally posted by DaveS3
When you buy the 32's, you will want 35's

Dave.

Isn't that the truth.

I want 33's now once the 32's wear out (255/85R16's are my preferd choice) and said that 32's are all the size that I want and wouldn't go bigger, but the terrain that I tackle is now warranting it a bit more [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif[/img]

Trav

2/2 should see you through no problems to run 35's