wheel off set question
i'm wondering what are effect of off setting a wheel?
what is a "good" off set?
i was thinking getting may be some TE37 or SSR type C, or MF10's or BuddyClub P1 QF's
what is a "good" off set?
i was thinking getting may be some TE37 or SSR type C, or MF10's or BuddyClub P1 QF's
thanks Penny dude,
back to my first question.
i was wondering why most ppl would go with a +43(or +46, i don't remember mugen's offset) offset on the mugen MF10's then the +50's??
back to my first question.
i was wondering why most ppl would go with a +43(or +46, i don't remember mugen's offset) offset on the mugen MF10's then the +50's??
It makes the tire/rim stick out wider - so the stance is more "aggressive" - however this is at the expense of clearance with the wheel well - you can actually fit a wider tire on a 50 offset vs 43. The only other reason to use more offset is to clear bigger brake calipers like Spoonies
So when are you going to get a set of these (Spoon calipers), you have everything else 
-Tommy who's jealous of PB and his 200 whp
[Modified by Tommy_Gunns, 5:32 PM 6/6/2002]

-Tommy who's jealous of PB and his 200 whp
The only other reason to use more offset is to clear bigger brake calipers like Spoonies
[Modified by Tommy_Gunns, 5:32 PM 6/6/2002]
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