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I am looking at getting new wheels and tires in the spring, when the car comes out. I've been looking at wheels that are 18"x9" for the front w/ 245/40ZR18 rubber and 18"x10" for the rear w/ 275/35ZR18 rubber. I know these will fit and all that other stuff, I just want to know the correct offset of a 9" wheel on the front and a 10" wheel on the back (regardless of wheel choice).
Thanks
-Andrew
[ February 21, 2003: Message edited by: BattyV6 ]</p>
I believe the front should be +43mm, I'll try to find the rear. Whoeever you're buying the wheels from should know the correct offset for your car for 18x10s and such. Check ls1.com?
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