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If the et is 20, the rim will stick out just a little too much-

you may be able to run skinnier tires and/or trim, pound and pull.

 

If the offset is +20mm, it will stick way the heck out,

as you're looking for a hub face that's set about 25-30mm towards the

outboard side of the wheel.  As in,  there's more rim on the inner side

of the wheel than on the outer.

 

t

also says that's about 5mm too far out.  I like 30 these days,

because spacers are easy.

Edited by TobyB

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With ET 20 wheels, you are putting a square peg into a round hole.  I would vote on keep looking for a set of 15" wheels with the proper offset.  I had a set of 15x6 ET12 wheels on my former tii, they lasted about six months before I had a set of wheels with the proper fit (Rota RB ET25).  Just my .02 cents worth.

74 tii (many mods)
91 318i M42

07 4Runner

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