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[JOSHD]

I’ve read that -20 to -60 are best for the 100 series. These wheels have a -12 offset and are 17x9. Would these work with a 1.25 inch spacer. I know there are calculations you can do but I’m not smart enough for that. Thanks for the help!

Fuel 1-Piece Wheels Shok - D664 Wheels

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[hickuptruck]

No

-12 with a 1.25 inch spacer will make your wheel bearings scream. You will look like this with them:

 

[hoser]

I’ve read that +20 to +60 are best for the 100 series.

Fixed it for you.

 

[Tidalk]

I’ve read that -20 to -60 are best for the 100 series. These wheels have a -12 offset and are 17x9. Would these work with a 1.25 inch spacer. I know there are calculations you can do but I’m not smart enough for that. Thanks for the help!

Fuel 1-Piece Wheels Shok - D664 Wheels

Fuel Off-Road has been capturing the attention of off-road enthusiasts with our cutting edge designs, fitments, and technological advancements. Fuel Off-Road manufactures the most advanced off-road wheels, offering the latest in design and engineering innovations on the market.

www.fueloffroad.com

I’ll save you the hassle.
I pulled the trigger on -12 shoks 18x9 but not gonna work. Although they state on their site that the bore size is 110.2... the bore is not constant, so it doesn’t fully sit on the rim. Unless you want to machine the rims to fit (potentially compromising the integrity of the rim) gotta find something with a constant bore size or bigger that’ll fit our 100s

I have a set in my garage getting ready to go back to tire rack.

 

[Tidalk]

I’ll save you the hassle.
I pulled the trigger on -12 shoks 18x9 but not gonna work. Although they state on their site that the bore size is 110.2... the bore is not constant, so it doesn’t fully sit on the rim. Unless you want to machine the rims to fit (potentially compromising the integrity of the rim) gotta find something with a constant bore size or bigger that’ll fit our 100s

I have a set in my garage getting ready to go back to tire rack.

Sorry correction: 00mm offset
But still... bore size is what prevented mounting correctly not offset