17 x 10's : What offset?

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Jun 12, 2006 | 10:39 PM

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robi

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we use a 275 on a 9.5" wheel with a +40 offset..POLISHES the rear trailing arm quite nicely thankyou!...so add 1/4" (about 4mm) and the +35 is the ticket....run it like a 4X4..till I get there..lol

Jun 13, 2006 | 06:45 PM

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JohnBradley

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Originally Posted by dr.mr

Without a spacer, I think that rim would be all over the lower trailing arm.

But maybe a 5mm spacer would make that 17 x 10 like a 30mm offset...

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Right now I am running 9.5 et 35 and have PLENTY of room to spare to the trailing arm. The extra 6mm from a 10 et 35 shouldnt be enough to worry about. I have (no recent measurement, going from memory) about 3/8's of an inch to the trailing arm with 275 on 35mm 9.5" wide. Without having some fender mods in the rear and aftermarket suspension (I am using 60mm ID coils) you will run into problems with the 10" et 35.