If you have two wheels and one has an offset of ET35 and the other ET40 am I right in thinking that the ET35 will stick out more from the hub?

If that is correct can I simply use a wheel spacer to make up the difference?

If so which size / how thick?

Or have I got this completely wrong

 

Bumped.

 

Bump to the top.

 

Anyone please????

 

Yes a ET35 will stick out further than a ET40. If you use a 5mm spacer on a ET40 wheel, it will be equal to ET35

 

That's fucking banging!

A REPLY!

Cheers, that's what I thought thank you very much phil69a

 

Oh, by the way phil, who makes precision spacers please?

 

Not a problem buddy, this is what passionford is all about

I have no idea, I'm sure any spacer will be just fine mate

 

using just a standard 5mm will be fine as your hub should stick out and locate your wheel any bigger and you would need hubcentric spacers .just type it into bgay to see loads of different sizes. could go 15 one side and 20 other make them even wider ,but would work out pricey .

 

Thanks for the advice

bgay