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What is the highest offset you can use on an SC with 8in wide front wheels?

Like the title says, I'm trying to figure out a few things with width and tire size so I need to know what's the highest offset you can run on the front of an SC with 8" wide wheels.

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Like the title says, I'm trying to figure out a few things with width and tire size so I need to know what's the highest offset you can run on the front of an SC with 8" wide wheels.
Bill Verburg's page has extensive data on such a fitment: "8" +23.3mm o/s to +31mm o/s are the most common fronts.... As +o/s increases there is less fender interference and more inner panel interference. ET 23.3 is very tight at the lips, ET 31 is very tight at the inner fender wall."

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Like the title says, I'm trying to figure out a few things with width and tire size so I need to know what's the highest offset you can run on the front of an SC with 8" wide wheels.
ET23.3 has been done but I wouldn't recommend it, I have ET25 on mine and it's good for 225-235 tire width, 25 up to 31 is probably the bet area to be especially w/ 245s
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Thanks a lot guys.

Bill do you think I could fit a 9" wide wheel in the front with rolled and pulled fenders and a slightly stretched 225 or 235 tire? I've never had a problem fitting "aggressive" wheel/tire combos, but I want to know if this will be fender work of if a 9 is just impossible without flares.

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