Another Offset Question
Another Offset Question
I've been thumbing through page after page of 16x7 wheels and either half the pictures are gone or the wheels I want are like 18x9. Here's my dilemma. I know what wheels I want, they are typical reps, but I don't know which offset will work, if either will.
XXR 522
16x7
Color doesn't matter, since it doesn't pertain to size. I googled and found some common vehicles running these in a 16x7 +25, and then again with a +15. The +25et wheels will be like 33mm further out than my stock steelies, but should still be within the fender, am I right? I've got a 1.5" drop all around, and I'm not opposed to rolling the fender, and POSSIBLY pulling them, but I don't think it'll be an issue. I found a calculator that shows a +25 will bolt on, no spacers or anything. Is this correct? I'd like +15 simply for the concave, but I'm afraid it'll be too wide / stick out too far.
If I get a 16x7 +25et can I bolt them on, and still be truly "flush" with the fender, or still within the fender? Thanks. Sorry I'ma newb.
BTW, it's an 02 ES.
XXR 522
16x7
Color doesn't matter, since it doesn't pertain to size. I googled and found some common vehicles running these in a 16x7 +25, and then again with a +15. The +25et wheels will be like 33mm further out than my stock steelies, but should still be within the fender, am I right? I've got a 1.5" drop all around, and I'm not opposed to rolling the fender, and POSSIBLY pulling them, but I don't think it'll be an issue. I found a calculator that shows a +25 will bolt on, no spacers or anything. Is this correct? I'd like +15 simply for the concave, but I'm afraid it'll be too wide / stick out too far.
If I get a 16x7 +25et can I bolt them on, and still be truly "flush" with the fender, or still within the fender? Thanks. Sorry I'ma newb.
BTW, it's an 02 ES.


