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Wheel offset

T tomsealbeachMember
Hi Guys,

Can anyone tell me what would be the correct offset measurement for a new set of wheels I'm ordering. I have a non-flared 72L. I plan on rolling the edges of the fenders. I am ordering fronts and for the rear. I will be running 235/40/s on 17x8's in front and 285/40's on 18x10's in the rear.

Tom Borcich
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markmmarkmBuy now, pay later!
Crazydave posted this a little over a year ago.

On a stock fender car, the prefered offsets are: Front, 4.75 for 8 inch rim, 5.25 for 9 inch rim, 4.25 for 7 inch rim. Rear, 5.0 for a 9 inch rim, 6 for a 10 inch rim, 6.5 for an 11 inch rim. This is the distance from the mounting surface of the hub to the rear most lip of the rim, NOT THE TIRE BEAD Subtract .25 if your dimentions are to the tire bead
pantera1887pantera1887Member
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Originally posted by Tom@Seal Beach:
Thanks Mark. The tire size issue is a pain...so many different sizes, so many different opinions, etc.


Actually it can be very easy! Just call your favorite Pantera vendor and they can fix you up with wheels and tires that will be an easy bolt on solution. I prefer the Pantera East wheels but all of the vendors have good solutions.

Mike
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