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951 Fuchs backspacing

Can someone tell me what the backsoacing is in inches on the 86 951 8x16 Fuchs wheel ?

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23.3mm, about 0.917 inch
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Thanks, I am looking for backspacing not offset The measurement from where the wheel fits to the hub to the outside of the wheel rim on the back side of the wheel.

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If the offset is measured from the middle, would the backspace not be half the width of the wheel (8") plus offset (0.917") = 4.917"
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easy way to find out.

take your wheel off, lay it on the ground put a streight edge or carpenters level across the wheel and a ruler from the hub mounting surface to the edge of the carpenters level/streight edge thingy this would be measurement A. then from the edge of the carpenters level/streight edge thingy to the edge of the rim, incase your tire sticks out from the edge of the rim this would be measurement B. then subtract B from A for your exact backspace... unless you don't have fuchs and are looking to buy a set then someone else that is offering you the fuchs should follow the above directions to help you sort that out.

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