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saw this pic and thought it says it all . . .
One picture is worth a thousand words, right ? ------------------ "Good Luck on your project." |
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Excellent advice and comments !!!!
Thanks !!!! The tire rack has an excellent site with lots of good to know info and tire prices. check out http://www.tirerack.com (I want some Pirellei Scorpion Zeros on my RAM !!!) ------------------ "Good Luck on your project." |
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It's much simpler to figure without using a formula. Just measure from the bead with the wheel turned upside down to the pad where the lugs go and that's backspacing. Measure from the same bead to the edge where the center is welded to the rim. By measure both sides you can see if it is centered,pos. or neg offset. Offset effects handling of a vehicle and backspacing effects the track width.
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