ZeroPSI

Is it possible to grind down the inside part of a wheel (the part inside that mounds to the car's hub) to get your desired offset?

Like if the wheels were currently a +43 offset, could you shave 7mm off to achieve a +50 offset?

teekay3001

very possible, I'm a first gen baby and my rims poke out just a lil bit and when i took them off the inner part was worn down, mainly because it grinds on the fender liner and some other stuff in there, my left passenger fender liner is now gone, need to replace that though, best thing to do is just get the right stuff for the vehicle especially when dealing with your tires

CL Platano

Yeah Zero I think one of the guys did that to fit his wheels on there. What are the size of the current wheels?

NSXNEXT

iTrader: (2)

7mm is a lot. It depends on how much meat is there to grind. Take a pic of the back of the wheel (hub) so we can see.

ZeroPSI

Well, in my actual situation the wheels are a 19x8 with a +45, and I wanted to grind it down 2 or 3mm to achieve a +47 or +48 offset.

RaviNJCLs

iTrader: (4)

There are places that can do it. But they will probably not want to shave off 7 mils. 3-4 is more like it.

extremetls

3-4mm would be ok, but 7mm is way tooooo much.

CL Platano

19x8 with a 45 offset , you should be fine especially with just a Pro-Kit.. Phrosttz01 had 19x8 with a 45 offset on Axis Mods with coilovers and never rubbed..Wasn't your last wheels that offset and 19x8

extremetls

what size tires do you have? are you rubbing in the front or the rear?

ZeroPSI

I am running on Pro-Kits with 225/35's and I don't rub at all. However, the wheels sit pretty much flush with the car's fender in both the front and the rear. I would just like to move them a little bit back into the car's fender because I am worried about throwing rocks and chipping the side and rear of my car.

Example:


There is alot of rear tire exposed outside the rear fender well.

AsianRage

That's not bad at all. That's pretty good mang!

joerockt

I've been running an offset that flush with the fender for years now and have had no problems. I wouldnt worry about it. It looks great.

extremetls

pushing the wheel in would affect the way the car looks and it looks pretty as it is. i say get some clear bra material and place it behind the wheel, although i've never read about this being a problem.