odessy
11th September 2011, 05:52 PM
Been looking at my options for a new set of wheels and the idea of flipping the centre's came up. However not quite sure I want to go this route as the affective offset is going to be quite a lot more negative than I first thought. Wheels are 14x6 and they are either a +10 or +16 offset (Can't read the stamp properly). Since the mounting points sits further inside than where the centre bolts to the barrell I am affectively going to end up with somewhere around a -20 offset. Enough on this until I can locate a tape measure and work this out. Would this be unsafe and is it as simple as unbolting, flipping, rebolting?
I wouldn't mind flipping to see what I get if its this simple.
On the other hand I had considered getting a new outer lip made. Anyone know approximately how much this costs and anyone who could do it in brisbane/gc? Would want to get an extra inch to or two.
Also 3 piece vs 2 piece wheels, 3 piece wheels consist of out lip, inside lip and centre where as 2 piece consist of inside lip and the centre/outside lip are the other piece?
I wouldn't mind flipping to see what I get if its this simple.
On the other hand I had considered getting a new outer lip made. Anyone know approximately how much this costs and anyone who could do it in brisbane/gc? Would want to get an extra inch to or two.
Also 3 piece vs 2 piece wheels, 3 piece wheels consist of out lip, inside lip and centre where as 2 piece consist of inside lip and the centre/outside lip are the other piece?