different offset f/r?

[COSTIGAN86]

I still have a set of rota subzeros. One is cracked. They are 17x7.5 with a 48mm offset. I cant find one. What do you think of running a +45mm offset on the rear? I know it won't cause any problems, just wondering how it will look. I think it would actually look pretty good. The 48s on front come right to the edge of the fenders, but the rears are in a little. The extra 3mm may make it a little closer to flush. Whats your opinion?

 

[boxer3main]

I still have a set of rota subzeros. One is cracked. They are 17x7.5 with a 48mm offset. I cant find one. What do you think of running a +45mm offset on the rear? I know it won't cause any problems, just wondering how it will look. I think it would actually look pretty good. The 48s on front come right to the edge of the fenders, but the rears are in a little. The extra 3mm may make it a little closer to flush. Whats your opinion?

48 back

45 front.

the back has neg camber more than front, the 3mm will get eaten in appearance.

and the cracking.. why is that not the first I have read this.

someday...someone is gonna make a little man out of the sube... sill waiting.

 

[Nate]

I take it you mean buy two new +45's to run in the rear? I say do it. I think you'll have a hard time noticing the 3mm difference anyway.

 

[Trevor723]

Wider rear track will accentuate the understeer that's already present. That said 3mm probably won't have a whole lot of impact.