help with rim fitment 17x9 -12mm?? on 35s

[Erick2123]

anyone running this set up on a stock SAS badlands ? I wanted a more aggressive stance i know a few have this fitment on there vehicles but haven't seen anyone post about fitment issues or spacer needed? anyone know?

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[AK SNO RIDER]

-44 would be a pretty aggressive bro stance.

 

[AK SNO RIDER]

Over 3" more poke than factory.

 

[Raptor911]

You def do NOT need any spacers with a -44 offset.

And if you ever articulate the suspension you are def ripping off your fenders.

anyone running this set up on a stock SAS badlands ? I wanted a more aggressive stance i know a few have this fitment on there vehicles but haven't seen anyone post about fitment issues or spacer needed? anyone know?

 

[Erock]

So, “aggressive” is what that look is called these days?

 

[Erick2123]

Over 3" more poke than factory.

my bad fat fingers man lol its -12mm offset smh so about an inch poke?

 

[Erick2123]

So, “aggressive” is what that look is called these days?

was a typo relax not -44 its -12mm

 

[Erock]

25.4 mm in an inch… so -12 would be about 2” of poke

 

[Erick2123]

You def do NOT need any spacers with a -44 offset.

And if you ever articulate the suspension you are def ripping off your fenders.

thanks appreciate it. its -12mm i copied the wrong wheels dimensions definitely don't want that wide lol

 

[Erock]

I’m pretty relaxed… didn’t mean to offend anyone.

 

[Raptor911]

Lots of guys are running -12 offset.

thanks appreciate it. its -12mm i copied the wrong wheels dimensions definitely don't want that wide lol

 

[Erick2123]

I’m pretty relaxed… didn’t mean to offend anyone.

you didn't lol thanks for the info appreciate it. just not too familiar with dimensions since most people i see are running 17x8.5 on 37s and im just looking at same size tire just half inch wider wheel.

 

[Erick2123]

Lots of guys are running -12 offset.

do you know if anyone is stating they need to add spacers reason i ask is because someone told me i may need too but im not familiar at all with the offsets and spacer first time running a wider wheel on any vehicle ive owned.

 

[Raptor911]

You have a badlands SAS . the only change you are making is to push the wheels out from 30m to -12 so a TOTAL of 42mm which is the same as 1.65"

you don't need spacers or a lift.

do you know if anyone is stating they need to add spacers reason i ask is because someone told me i may need too but im not familiar at all with the offsets and spacer first time running a wider wheel on any vehicle ive owned.

 

[Erick2123]

You have a badlands SAS . the only change you are making is to push the wheels out from 30m to -12 so a TOTAL of 42mm which is the same as 1.65"

awesome thank you! just threw me off when they told me id need spacers on the wheels so figure id ask the forums who would know. appreciate it!

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