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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
Rim offset and lowering question
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[QUOTE="pjcf250, post: 1380482, member: 25748"] Thank you. That's the most helpful post I've read. I appreciate the time you took for that. It makes sense. And I think I could easily get 22" and be fine. But after reading that I might just do 20" for peace of mind. I like that rim... Very good looking. I'm also looking at 20x9 in the Metal Mulisha. And I was curious about the 0 offset also vs a positive offset. You will be ahead of me so I can sit back and see what you do ha. I assume you are using the DJM drop kit? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]
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