New Wheel Offset

[fidds22]

Hey guys. Im looking at some 20" wheels. What would the offset be closest to stock?

 

[JeffroMc]

+34 if they are 8.5" wide like the factory 17's

 

[Digger]

Yup +34 is the stock offset. With my 12 I went with a 0 offset with 20" BMFs and they rubbed with Nitto 35X12.5s on them. I went from 0 to 12 offset with my new truck and there's no rubbing with the SOTA 20s with Nitto 35X12.5s

 

[DUHRRTY]

Yup +34 is the stock offset. With my 12 I went with a 0 offset with 20" BMFs and they rubbed with Nitto 35X12.5s on them. I went from 0 to 12 offset with my new truck and there's no rubbing with the SOTA 20s with Nitto 35X12.5s

I just put 17x8.5 methods on my 17 truck. Kept the stock tires. Will I have any rubbing issues at full articulation or jumping?

 

[Aaron]

I just put 17x8.5 methods on my 17 truck. Kept the stock tires. Will I have any rubbing issues at full articulation or jumping?

I don't know the definitive answer for the Gen2, but with my Gen1 even on stock wheels/tires I was able to rip the front fender liners out on one particularly nasty landing. I'd say that'd be the only time is if you go WAY big though.

 

[DUHRRTY]

I don't know the definitive answer for the Gen2, but with my Gen1 even on stock wheels/tires I was able to rip the front fender liners out on one particularly nasty landing. I'd say that'd be the only time is if you go WAY big though.

Ya...that's what I was thinking. Possibly will need to do some trimming of the inside to compensate because these new raptors flex A LOT! Don't want to risk damaging the truck when having fun.