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I have 17" x 9" with 255/40 tyrs on them, on my R32 GTR. They dont say what the offset is on the rims. The rear rims are deeper dished then the front ones but both front and rear rims are 9" wide by 17". Would anyone help me out here getting my offset, the rear would have to be the same as the front wouldnt it ?????

If anyone can help please

M3M3NTO

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Wheel offsets are a tricky subject, they vary with the size and width of the wheel. Generally speaking GTR's have a shallow + offset around +10 to +12 I think. GTST's have a much larger + offset eg My R33 GTST's 17x8.5ins rims are +30 and the (9.5ins are +40.

Why don't you measure them??

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