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'nother wheel help
lookin at putting procomp 1069's on my 02 sd and wanna know what bs i need. searching and i cant come up with a good answer. ones i am planning are the 18x9's and plan to wrap them in a 295/65/18 GY wrangler duratrac.
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4.5" BS..............
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i hate this offset b/s they have, its a 4.75 BS with a -6mm offset which if i figure this correctly does equate to the 4.5'' BS i actually need
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It it says 4.75" its 4.75" BS..
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then wtf is the -6mm offset for? ive never had a issue doing wheels for my mustang cause its simple. never had someone tell me a BS figure then a offset number as well
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9" wheel with a -6mm offset is about 4.75" BS. Calc. by taking the Wheel width + 1" (for the lip) div. by 2. Take the offset from there, in this case -6mm (or about -1/4")
So 9+1= 10 10/2= 5 5 - about 1/4" = about 4.75". I wouldn't think that would be all that bad. I guess it also depends on tires. |
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ah ok, why do they gotta be stupid with it. a simple BS number is best imo. oh well. tire im planning is a goodyear wrangler duratrac
LT295/65R18 Rim width=8.0 - 10.0 meas rim=8.50 section width in inches=11.8 height=33.1 max load @ psi=3,860 @ 80 trucks also has x codes up front so i dont see height being a issue either. im thinking i should be alright width wise on them too |
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