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Originally Posted by voucht
Sorry JPS, but I think you are mistaken, and I disagree with that.
The offset of a wheel is given by a manufacturer by the "ET".
ET is is the distance between the middle longitudinal plan of the wheel and the plan of the wheel's face against the car's hub.
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You can have a 3'' wide wheel or a 9'' with an ET38, the offset will still be the same. Just the wheel will be wider, so wider outward AND inward
Hope I'm clear in my explanations  |
Ah ha!!!!! No idea why I was being so thick!!!
I was thinking that the offset was measured TO the centreline, rather than FROM the centreline. I was also making the assumption that wheels were made wider by just adding width to 'the inside' rather than widening inward and outward...
Silly me!