SDOliner@aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 10/12/2003 12:11:20 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> carcentric@yahoo.com writes:
> But even if you consider the spacer + old wheel to be a "new wheel,"
> the spacer will push the rim outward from the center of the car (and
> from the wheel's mounting surface). That's the NEGATIVE direction.
> OK, now you have me confused too.
> Doesn't a wheel with negative offset, mean that the centerline of the wheel
> is inboard?
> If so, putting a spacer behind the wheel, will move it outboard, thus
> changing the offset towards positive?
This might help explain part of the argument about positive and negative.
Compomotive says:
http://www.usacomp.com/Offset.htm
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Roswell, NM
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