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"To figure the effective offset, subtract the width of the spacers in mm from the actual offset of the rear wheels. For example, if the wheels are ET45 and the spacers are 2" (50mm), 45 - 50 = -5. That would move the wheels to the outside about ¾" further than the factory 9" wheels. In that case, you'd want 30mm spacers to get the total to 15."
OK ET 55- 50 because I'm guessing from what I saw, that they are about 2" spacers would equal +5 that would mean that I need 40mm spacers, if they don't cause any inside rubbing.
BTW the new RE-11 required much less weight to balance, less than an oz in most cases.
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84 RoW, slicktop coupe, with Pascha baby!
08 GTS Cayenne
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