i looked in FAQ and search function couldn't see how to do it, so sorry if its there and i missed it.

just thought id ask how measure it so i can give the right details about the wheels I'm selling

measure from centre of one nut hole on a diagonal to the centre of the other

 

thats what i thought it was. but i thought id ask first.

how can i measure offset. preferabbly with one of your lovely diagrams so i don't get comfused.

i thought there would have been a pinned thread for this for lazy people like me that forget to label things when they get put in the shed

Edited January 12, 201115 yr by cinky

http://www.ehow.com/...eel-offset.html

 

thats pretty shit actually

 

http://www.gomog.com/allmorgan/wheeloffset.html

 

thats better

Edited January 12, 201115 yr by blzbub666

thanks for that. by the way did you find what you were looking for in your nose?

I picked a winner, thats for sure.

Another thing you could do is get a pcd gauge, which you could probably pick up from eBay or your local tyre shop if they are willing to get one in for you. I bought mine through work for a out ten bucks through performance wheels I think

even studs is between opposites ie 4 and 6 stud

but uneven takes a bit of formula ie 5 stud

Edited January 30, 201115 yr by styler

To clarify

 

 

SOURCE: http://www.mwsint.com/TechCalcStuds.asp

Edited January 30, 201115 yr by blzbub666