offset
yaheardbish
03-26-2002, 01:09 AM
hey my offset in the manuel says 46.. but i got 18x7.5 racing harts 37 offset. is that okay?? i mean will i have problems?
Luke@tirerack
03-26-2002, 06:25 AM
What type of vehicle ?????????????????????????????
yaheardbish
03-26-2002, 09:39 AM
02 mitsubishi lancer
Luke@tirerack
03-26-2002, 02:15 PM
If you have a Lancer OZ or Lancer LS the minimum offset for an 18x7.5 wheel would be 42mm
If you have a Lancer ES the minimum offset would be 40mm
In either case the 37mm offset is lower than recommended and could cause several problems, including but not limited to: Tire rubbing when cornering or when the car is fully loaded, premature bearing failure, handling problems because of the alteration of the suspension geometry
If you have a Lancer ES the minimum offset would be 40mm
In either case the 37mm offset is lower than recommended and could cause several problems, including but not limited to: Tire rubbing when cornering or when the car is fully loaded, premature bearing failure, handling problems because of the alteration of the suspension geometry
yaheardbish
03-26-2002, 03:49 PM
so if i buy h and r 5mm wheel spacer would this correct the problem?
modaddy04
04-01-2005, 05:10 PM
I have a 04 Lancer OZ with stock 15" rims/ 4 lug 4X114 and 46mm offest. Does anyone know if a set of ADR Intense (7spoke) 17" rims (same lug/bolt pattern above) with a 40mm offest on 205/45/17 tires will work? I was wondering if the front brake calipers would get in the way.
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