I posted this on Pro-touring but I haven't had any responses. Does anyone recognize this car? I know it was built by Hot Rods and Custom Stuff. What is the backspacing on the rear wheels? I really like the way it looks.
I used to have the specs on that combo, when my car was there. It might have been 4 3/4" or some other stranger fraction. I remember the offsets being just a hair different than what most people run. I know they had to roll the lip on the back to get it to fit the 345/19, but I think most do. When I ordered wheels I decided to use Jon's suggestions for offsets, rather than Hotrods and Custom stuff's and everything fit fine, of course I ordered 18s instead of 19s all around.
Their website doesn't have any specs except that they are 19x12" and 345 wide tires. Frank at Prodigy suggested 5.3"-5.6". Everyone knows Frank is the guy to go to about this stuff. Do you think it's under 5?
HREs, Forgeline, Fikse, Boze fall in that mid 5" range on 6" lip 19s. Under 5" with 6" lip would require a pad over 2 1/4". If you looking for a hard backspace measurement to cut your rear, I can handle all that for you. Done lots of these both in the shop and with customers we are project planning for. If you decide you want these HRE's let me know. We can mill on the pad to adjust the backsapace if the rear is already done. But if you chasing that 6" lip, and I suspect you are, were going to be in the mid 5" backspace range.
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