Buying New Rims

4Las90 · 04-26-2004

I'm am looking at getting some new rims off ebay and the ones I'm looking at say they are (5x100 or 5x114.3) +40 offset 17"x7".

First of all will these fit my 1990 Plymouth Laser?

And second what does +40 offset mean?

**Kracka** · 04-26-2004

DSM's are 5x114 so they should fit. Offset is pretty much how far the wheel sticks out from the hub.

TheBlizzard · 04-26-2004

Why is this in tech? :naughty:

CRAIG

At-Least-It's-An-Evo · 04-26-2004

On a 1g with 17's, you don't want to go lower than +35 on the offset. On a 1g with 16s, you can go as low as +30 and it'll clear the 1g small brake calipers. Almost any wheel will fit when it comes to offset because the wheel makers these days are making them a generic size to fit many cars without issues, unless you are trying to buy truck wheels with +0 offset.

**Kracka** · 04-26-2004

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Originally posted by . guest .@Apr 26 2004, 07:49 AM
truck wheels with +0 offset.

Can I put those on my DSM? Gonna get some of those awsome totally over purchased chrome American Racing ones that you see on every Chevy pickup with a 45 year old midlife crisis vitim driving it.