Yes same old question, but I cant understand it.
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Yes same old question, but I cant understand it.
Hi,
So the question remains the same.
What is a high/low offset wheels.
Is a wheel high offset when its more deep that means less distance between the center of the rim and the rings hub ?
or is it vice versa ?
Again, a high offset wheel has an ET of 20 or 40 ?
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So the question remains the same.
What is a high/low offset wheels.
Is a wheel high offset when its more deep that means less distance between the center of the rim and the rings hub ?
or is it vice versa ?
Again, a high offset wheel has an ET of 20 or 40 ?
Thank You.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Offset_(wheel)
Higher offset is typically meaning a higher positive number when referring to BMW wheels. A higher offset wheel will be "tucked" more into the car. Most people prefer the "flush" look where a wheel and tires' outer edge is flush to the fender.
Higher offset is typically meaning a higher positive number when referring to BMW wheels. A higher offset wheel will be "tucked" more into the car. Most people prefer the "flush" look where a wheel and tires' outer edge is flush to the fender.
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Not Quite understood...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Offset_(wheel)
Higher offset is typically meaning a higher positive number when referring to BMW wheels. A higher offset wheel will be "tucked" more into the car. Most people prefer the "flush" look where a wheel and tires' outer edge is flush to the fender.
Higher offset is typically meaning a higher positive number when referring to BMW wheels. A higher offset wheel will be "tucked" more into the car. Most people prefer the "flush" look where a wheel and tires' outer edge is flush to the fender.
Am I correct ?
But when I asked somebody they told me that since this car is on low offset, application is difficult for my car, which exactly the same as the car in the link, a 2006 Civic.
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