What Offset?
12-15-05, 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by D2-AUTOSPORT
Also offset doesnt affect AWD, rolling diameter does.
But tire width does as well to some degree since the lexus awd system was designed to have equal grip/slip across all four tires during normal operation. That's why all AWD IS's don't come with a staggered setup from the factory. But wheel offset does not affect it at all.
12-15-05, 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted by hofman_dzn
But tire width does as well to some degree since the lexus awd system was designed to have equal grip/slip across all four tires during normal operation. That's why all AWD IS's don't come with a staggered setup from the factory. But wheel offset does not affect it at all.
01-05-06, 11:19 AM
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I still need help cause since the offset on the factory 17" are different in the rear and front, what am I going to do with aftermarket wheels if I don't go staggered? Cause no aftermarket wheel company sells sets of wheels with different offset. So if 18x8 is what I'm looking at, or 19x8.5, with the same offset value, would it affect anything at all? Am I going to be looking at spacers by chance?
Sorry I'm not very familiar with wheels at all so, your help has been appreciated.
I still need help cause since the offset on the factory 17" are different in the rear and front, what am I going to do with aftermarket wheels if I don't go staggered? Cause no aftermarket wheel company sells sets of wheels with different offset. So if 18x8 is what I'm looking at, or 19x8.5, with the same offset value, would it affect anything at all? Am I going to be looking at spacers by chance?
Sorry I'm not very familiar with wheels at all so, your help has been appreciated.
Last edited by shox; 01-05-06 at 11:22 AM.
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