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Old 19-12-2011, 09:00 PM
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Default whats the best saph off sets

as above whats the best off set on 17x8 rims on a saph i don't mind if front and rear are differant just want to fill the arches but not rub

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I'd say ET35 mate but I have 18x8 Wheels

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sit's nice with the arches that
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et32 IMO.
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This is E33 on 8x18 ...



And this is E30 on 8x17 ...

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Originally Posted by Ridgey
et32 IMO.
Mine too
Old 20-12-2011, 09:39 AM
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Mine are 7.5x17, et 37

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so where between et32-et35 for 8inch wide wheels
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Nice wheels '2wd', mine are 16" though.
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Originally Posted by damien roe
so where between et32-et35 for 8inch wide wheels
For the front yeah, but to fill rear arches i'd go more. I run et25 rear which fill the arches a bit better. I did run et15 before that. Quick pic

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i'd say anywhere between et32-35 and if your car is lowered you might want to correct the negative camber so the wheels sit flush.

A few people off here are using camber shims to sort this
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Originally Posted by R4N S S
i'd say anywhere between et32-35 and if your car is lowered you might want to correct the negative camber so the wheels sit flush.

A few people off here are using camber shims to sort this
whats these camber shims i never saw them
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they go between the the rear hub and trailing arm damo,
washers do the same job but
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If your getting 17x8 go for 225/35 tyres all round, make use of the 8 width.
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Originally Posted by DAN400
they go between the the rear hub and trailing arm damo,
washers do the same job but
where do you get the shims
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rainbird sells them i think, not 100 % sure
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Originally Posted by xr_craig
For the front yeah, but to fill rear arches i'd go more. I run et25 rear which fill the arches a bit better. I did run et15 before that. Quick pic

That's more like it
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Most of the shims are for toe, nothing to do with camber at all.
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