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chefcorymac 07-27-2014 04:42 PM

*Need Suggestions* Custom Offset for my '68 C-10
 
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I own a 1968 Chevy C-10 and I'm looking to upgrade my wheels to the American Racing VN327 Rally Wheel. I see they have custom offsets and I'm confused to what exactly i need/I want. I'm going for a hotrod muscle look. I understand i need a negative offset for that. I've looked every where and can't find a thing. I was hoping for some educated suggestions. Can you help please. I'm looking to go with the 20x8.5 in the front and 20x10 in the rear. Thanks!

Tinkermc 07-27-2014 07:59 PM

Re: *Need Suggestions* Custom Offset for my '68 C-10
 
so are you looking to sell these wheels?

chefcorymac 07-27-2014 09:31 PM

Re: *Need Suggestions* Custom Offset for my '68 C-10
 
No i'm looking to buy these wheels, also i'm looking for the right offset to go with for these wheels on my truck.

knomadd 07-27-2014 10:16 PM

Re: *Need Suggestions* Custom Offset for my '68 C-10
 
First of all, welcome to the board! Post some pics of your 68 when you can.

Check THIS out. Travis (ProPerformance) was very helpful with placing my wheel order. Also, there are several (probably hundreds) threads and discussions on the subject. So many people have different ideas of the perfect offset, but there are a lot of common offsets, it just depends on what size you're wanting. I've seen a lot of guys run 5.25" BS on a 8.5" front wheel, and IIRC, 5.5" on a 10" rear wheel. I can't remember if the rear wheel is for the wider rearend or the narrower rearend. It would also make a difference if you have drum or disc brakes. If disc, is it a 71-72 swap, 73+ swap, or aftermarket? All of these things make a difference in what the ideal backspacing would be. Your best bet would be to educate yourself on how to measure, and ask questions of the guys you're going to order from. Measure you're vehicle, don't just trust others suggestions. That's a lot of money to spend to not be sure they will fit.

GOOD LUCK!!!


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