Ayobish

im lookin at getting some drw's in 15x8's for my eg hatchy. they use backspacing and 5 inches of backspacing is equivalent to +12 offset. my biggg question is whats the most offset i can run without having too much negative camber? nothing more then like 2 or 3 degrees. and how much am i going to have to roll my fenders if i want to get something like +12, +19, or +25
i know that +25 is pushing it but it all kinda depends on how much you stretch your tires?
help me out, thanks

Fabrik8

Measure how much space there is between the fender and the wheels/tires you have now. Then compare offsets and widths to the wheels you're looking at. It's simple math (both wheels have a width and an offset), and the wheels you listed are about 1/4" difference in offset (+12, +19, +25) so you should be able to ballpark it pretty close. It's a good exercise in finding out what the specs mean and how to work with them.

Ayobish

appreciate it fabrik8. i think im gonna go with some 15x8 +12 and run a 165/45 series tire. should look about like this

Fabrik8

Cool, just don't buy the curb feelers too.

Ayobish

hahaha wasnt plannin on it. thats one trend i dont think will ever catch on

Kris.Is.Foamin

Trendy.

Fabrik8

It kinda did... in the 1970s. They came from the lowrider scene.