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> Offset range for 4 lug wheels?, What's the range that will work on a narrow body w/ 4 lug wheels?
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post Mar 23 2021, 10:01 AM
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As the title and description states ... I would like to understand the specs I need to be mindful of when shopping for wheel replacements on my '73 2.0 stock 914. I know my stock Fuchs (which I will keep) are 15x5.5 and have a 4x130 bolt pattern.

But what is the offset range I need to stay within or wheels?

And can I go wider than 5.5? Like 6 or 7?

Many thanks in advance. I did try to search the site for these answers, but I could not find a clear answer.
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post Aug 27 2024, 01:00 PM
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I’m helping a friend with installing 5.5 x 15 steel wheels, he has a set of BMW calipers and when we mounted the wheels and the calipers scrapped the wheel. I measured 110 mm from the rim to the mount whereas the 2.0L Fuchs measured 120mm, so adding a spacer in front should be good.
Rear looks really close with 195’s, the tires he got have raised letters too.
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