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Tue Sep 07, 2004 11:35 am
The easiest way is to look at what sizes and offsets fit stock fenders, then subtract 30 from those offsets. For example, if you like the way that 17x9, +15 wheels look on stock fenders, you would want to run 17x9, -15 wheels, 17x9.5, -10, or 17x10, -5, etc. AFIAK, wide wheels with that low of an offset will probably only be offered by a few companies that work with 3 piece wheels like Rays, BBS, SSR, etc.