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Wheel offset has to do with the design of the wheel, the size of the wheel and a couple of other things. In general most are running around a +30
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Wheel offset has to do with the design of the wheel, the size of the wheel and a couple of other things. In general most are running around a +30 to +22 in the front and +20 to +10 for the rear on these cars, depending on sizing and what the customer wants to run, aggressive or more subtle.
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