Im wondering what the off set of TGP rims are because
I was thinking of something like this for my car in an 18"
and in white or silver
they are 18 x 7.5 and a 42 mm back space
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Im wondering what the off set of TGP rims are because
I was thinking of something like this for my car in an 18"
and in white or silver
they are 18 x 7.5 and a 42 mm back space
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<br />tgp/ste part numbers<br />1990 STE turbo white/gray leather Power Roof <br />1996 Dakota 4x4 ext cab w/71 360ho<br />2000 Dakota Sport V8 4x4 ext cab on 32" bfg's<br />1978 Coupe DeVille<br />"Friends help you move, Good friends help you move bodies."
25mm. i think my 94 GTP wheels are just like TGP wheels. i lilke those rims...
joshua
thanks...now I need to find something in this style but with a closer back spacing
<br />tgp/ste part numbers<br />1990 STE turbo white/gray leather Power Roof <br />1996 Dakota 4x4 ext cab w/71 360ho<br />2000 Dakota Sport V8 4x4 ext cab on 32" bfg's<br />1978 Coupe DeVille<br />"Friends help you move, Good friends help you move bodies."
Er, uh, offset. Offset and backspacing are two different things. One can be derived from the other with known factors, like wheel width. If you know the width and backspacing, you can figure out the offset, and like wise if you know backspacing and width (width-backspacing=offset, width-offset=backspacing) Offset determines how far out the wheel sits, backspacing determines how much of the wheel extends behind the knuckle. In most circumstances, offset is more favorable to know because it directley determines how far in or out the wheel sits. IE a 7 inch wide wheel (some GP wheels 7 or 7.5 inch) with 25mm offset will sit as far out as an 8" wide wheel with 25mm offset, but will have different backspacing.
Chris
yes, but noone refers to *backspacing* on a w-body wheel.....everyone refers to offset....so i assumed the offset figure was the measurement Jeorge was actually looking for. on the other hand, everyone in the '78-88 G-body crowd refers to backspacing instead of offset. my '81 Malibu has 7" Enkei crosslace wheels with a 3 & 13/16th" backspacing, and i have no idea of the offset (but could figure it out using wheel measurments), and my Olds has 25mm offset crosslace wheels, but i have no idea what the backspacing is off the top of my head.
joshua
Exactly what I was saying!Originally Posted by malibuolds
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okay what i want to know is would they fit?? or where could I get 18's double spoked like that??
<br />tgp/ste part numbers<br />1990 STE turbo white/gray leather Power Roof <br />1996 Dakota 4x4 ext cab w/71 360ho<br />2000 Dakota Sport V8 4x4 ext cab on 32" bfg's<br />1978 Coupe DeVille<br />"Friends help you move, Good friends help you move bodies."
Don't know. My guess is they wouldn't fit as they would be tucked in too much and as such may hit things.
the stock is 25mm.. you should be able to run up to a 40mm offset.. 42mm offset might be pushing it with a 8" wide wheel.. my 17's are 8" wide with 235/40/17 rubber, 35mm offset and no problems i would recomend a 35mm offset if possible.
BTW: are thoes the "Tenzo R -Shu 4"?
RedZ
Originally Posted by RedZMonte
thanks for the Help and yes they are....
I want the 5 star 10 point set up like that I think that would look great infront of 13" crossed drilled disks and powder coated calipers with reflective chrome "STE TURBO" on them.....
<br />tgp/ste part numbers<br />1990 STE turbo white/gray leather Power Roof <br />1996 Dakota 4x4 ext cab w/71 360ho<br />2000 Dakota Sport V8 4x4 ext cab on 32" bfg's<br />1978 Coupe DeVille<br />"Friends help you move, Good friends help you move bodies."