July 9, 200125 yr Following my front wheel damage due to a pothole and the subsequent repair job I'm experiencing some steering wheel shake at motorway speed. I'm probably going to buy a new pair of wheels and the supplier have recommended ET25mm Is anyone else using this offset? Thanks Steve
July 9, 200125 yr Hi Steve! Depends on the width. I've got 8.5" wheels with +35mm offset. Perfect fit, no rubbing. ET 25 would stick out to much, I think. Maciej P.S. Did you get my email? (like 2 weeks ago or so...)
July 9, 200125 yr Hi Maicej, I did get your email although my home PC has crashed and need some major surgery :-( The wheels I have ordered are 8.5J with ET 25mm which I need to clear my AP calipers. Can you resend your email so I can pick it up at work Steve
July 9, 200125 yr No stress Steve, it wasn't any urgent matter. I'll resend it when I get home. Does offset affect caliper clearance? On my wheels, the center piece stays the same and the ring where the tire is mounted moves in or out. I have split rims though, maybe it's different on one piece wheels. Don't you know what offset you were running on previously? Maciej
July 9, 200125 yr Maciej, I have ET35mm but I had to fit some dodgy spacers after I fitted the AP calipers so I could get the clearance. The supplier tells me that the 8.5J wheels with ET25mm are for the Z and Supra and will give me the correct clearance with the calipers. The smaller ET number apparently moves the wheel further out and provides more clearance. Steve
Following my front wheel damage due to a pothole and the subsequent repair job I'm experiencing some steering wheel shake at motorway speed.
I'm probably going to buy a new pair of wheels and the supplier have recommended ET25mm
Is anyone else using this offset?
Thanks
Steve