Need help with offset
2/22/19, 04:36 PM
#1
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Need help with offset
I'm planning on ordering wheels for my '15 ecoboost and I'm not sure which offset I need to have them flush with the fenders all the way around. Here's my options:
19x9.5 w/ 35 offset
19x9.5 w/ 22 offset
19x10.5 w/ 22 offset
I don't have the performance pack so I shouldn't have to worry about clearing the brakes. Also, I'm loweres 1" on SR springs.
Opinions on which setup to go with? I think I would prefer 9.5" but what's everyone think?
Thanks!
19x9.5 w/ 35 offset
19x9.5 w/ 22 offset
19x10.5 w/ 22 offset
I don't have the performance pack so I shouldn't have to worry about clearing the brakes. Also, I'm loweres 1" on SR springs.
Opinions on which setup to go with? I think I would prefer 9.5" but what's everyone think?
Thanks!
2/22/19, 09:49 PM
#3
Legacy TMS Member
The 19x9.5 with 35mm offset should fit great.
The others, especially the 10.5 will poke out beyond the fender.
The others, especially the 10.5 will poke out beyond the fender.
2/22/19, 09:54 PM
#4
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2/22/19, 10:04 PM
#5
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Just about as bad.
You need to look for offset in the 40+ mm range if a 10"+ rear wheel is used.
On my '13 a 20x10 with 48mm offset and a 305/35/20 rear tire fit perfectly inside the fender.
On the '15+ body you can get away with a few less mm offset, but not 15-20, so try to stay around 45mm offset if looking at 10.5" width.
You need to look for offset in the 40+ mm range if a 10"+ rear wheel is used.
On my '13 a 20x10 with 48mm offset and a 305/35/20 rear tire fit perfectly inside the fender.
On the '15+ body you can get away with a few less mm offset, but not 15-20, so try to stay around 45mm offset if looking at 10.5" width.
2/22/19, 10:34 PM
#6
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Thread Starter
Just about as bad.
You need to look for offset in the 40+ mm range if a 10"+ rear wheel is used.
On my '13 a 20x10 with 48mm offset and a 305/35/20 rear tire fit perfectly inside the fender.
On the '15+ body you can get away with a few less mm offset, but not 15-20, so try to stay around 45mm offset if looking at 10.5" width.
You need to look for offset in the 40+ mm range if a 10"+ rear wheel is used.
On my '13 a 20x10 with 48mm offset and a 305/35/20 rear tire fit perfectly inside the fender.
On the '15+ body you can get away with a few less mm offset, but not 15-20, so try to stay around 45mm offset if looking at 10.5" width.
These are 20x10.5 w/ 30 offset and they don't seem to poke too bad. I'm wanting 20" to close my fender gap a little. That little bit of poke is worth it to close the wheel gap I think
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Last edited by Skylar; 2/22/19 at 10:35 PM.
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