will 16 inch wheels rub?
i'm am getting rid of these old worn out centerlines, and am purchasing the 16 inch iroc rims, will these rub? and if so what size spacers, and tires would work/look best? any help is appreciated, thanks.
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rims are all a little different so im not saying this is 100% right but is what i think is correct. lol. it all depends on the offset of the rim. some deep dish rims are big time negative offset (mounting surface of wheel is closer to the inside of the wheel) and make the wheels stick out to far. find out what u have on are. take a wheel off and set it on the ground flat with the outside up. on a hard level surface measure the distance from the floor to the center of the rim. then measure from the floor to the side of the rim that mounts to the hub. the difference is your offset.
found this i think its meteric To calculate backspacing you use this formula: (rim width ) / 2 + 0.5 + (offset /25.4) = backspacing once u have figured out what offset the wheels are that are rubbing on the car then u measure what distance u would like the tire moved in and subtract it from the offset. |
Originally Posted by jeff_blake
(Post 377870)
i'm am getting rid of these old worn out centerlines, and am purchasing the 16 inch iroc rims, will these rub? and if so what size spacers, and tires would work/look best? any help is appreciated, thanks.
being the MAX. Tires with less width (225 & 235) can also be used. I am using 17x8.5 wheels & 245/45/17 tires so you see they are not a problem on any 3rd gen Camaro. |
thanks man, and year there marked.
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