wheel off sets ??

[big_boy]

im getting some nwe wheels for my car but i dont quite under the off set i need i want 16*8 on the back & 16*6.5 on the front & will be running 245/45-R16 on the back & 205/50-R50 on the front

first question is will these fit on these rim sizes so a 205 on a 6-1/2" rim & a 245 on a 8" rim

next question is off set

on the back from the mounting face 46mm to the gaurd lip & i have 165mm to go back & my break callper over hangs the mounting face by 6mm

on the front i have 60mm from the mounting face to the gaurd lip & 108mm behind the wheel at full lock ither way & my callper over hangs by 30mm

the wheels i want to get are simmons OM



also the wheels i have at the moment have 6J*14-4*114.3 on them what douse this mean ?? the 6J bit

[postfach]

first question is will these fit on these rim sizes so a 205 on a 6-1/2" rim & a 245 on a 8" rim

yes they will fit

also the wheels i have at the moment have 6J*14-4*114.3 on them what douse this mean ?? the 6J bit

6 is the width of the rim, J i think has something to do with the strength or the lip? not 100% sure on that bit

[postfach]

i knew there was a post somewhere about this, have a look at this thread, plenty of useful info for you:

viewtopic.php?t=53590

[big_boy]

ok i was hopeing J was an off set i could copy

[postfach]

the offset is usually stamped onto the wheel somewhere, will be a number like ET35, more than likely on the back surface of the rims somewhere, possibly on a sticker

[big_boy]

all i found was 1 sticker & that just has what i posted above

[Ae92typeX]

Aside from above confirming fit, the calculators on the linked post should be enough for you to confirm things.
Although the many of mags I see have a stamp identifying somewhere, Ive owned a few sets which have nothing at all.

[diss7]

What is the wheel you have on it?

Most wheels only come out in one or two offsets per size, which will be on the net somewhere.

[diss7]

After reading this thread - http://forums.celicasupra.com/showthread.php?p=128156

I would recommend these offsets in the widths you want

Front 6.5" rim -10 offset
Rear 8" rim 0 offset

I'd suggest going to a 7 inch rim at the front and 0 offset.
Makes it less of a random set, as far as resale goes.

[johntramp]

http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp may help

[AE85coupe]

6j = small, 205 tires will look silly as they will overhang the rim, even 195's on a 6j rim hang over a bit, get 7inch.. don't muck around

[big_boy]

6J is whats on it at the moment with 185`s not what im putting on it

the wheel at the moment is a rays something