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whats the perfect offset for 15x8 93 pajero

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whats the perfect offset for 15x8 93 pajero

Post by LOWDWN »

on the hunt for a set of steel rims, options of neg 24 or zero or should i be lookin for some in between

there going to be holding 33x12.5s

93 gen 2 lwb flared pajero


wanting a quick idea of what offsets you all prefure since there seens to be a larger amount of pajero owners on outer limits :lol:

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Post by -Scott- »

Zero offset helps return the scrub radius to where it needs to be.
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Post by M1S3RY »

-Scott- wrote:Zero offset helps return the scrub radius to where it needs to be.
Would not the offset rims be better for the wider tyres, or do you think you can get away with it?
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Post by NJV6 »

To far and they really scrub on the back of the flares when turning on the front wheels.

That is what I found with Toyo Cruiser rims.

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Post by M1S3RY »

NJV6 wrote:To far and they really scrub on the back of the flares when turning on the front wheels.

That is what I found with Toyo Cruiser rims.

NJ
Is that not mostly caused by the larger tyres eg: 33x12.5 as stated?
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Post by NJV6 »

Well I tried them on 285/75/16 and 255/75/16. both in BFG MT and both measure taller than 33 x 12.5. The 285 being about an inch narrower, and the 255 being more than 2 inchs narrower.

They were however both on 8 inch rims.
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Post by 4x4 suzi »

Wat about running 31 x 10.5 on toyota offset rims?? will that put to much strain on suspension, sterring components etc.. and is there any scrubing??
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Post by -Scott- »

4x4 suzi wrote:Wat about running 31 x 10.5 on toyota offset rims?? will that put to much strain on suspension, sterring components etc.. and is there any scrubing??
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31x10.5 will fit the standard Pajero 15x7 rims without any trouble.
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Post by short stuff »

ive used -27 mags 15x8 and 31s on them and had no worries and i had no lift at the time
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Post by grumpy221 »

its all been talked about before
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