How far will these rims stick out
 

Does anybody know how far these rims will stick out of the fender? The rims are XD series Monsters.Size is 18x9 with an offset of +18 hub bore of 125 and a back space of 5.5 inches. I'm going with 35" Mickey Thompson MTZ. Will these rims work or stick out to far with the tires.

[IMG]local://upfiles/2050/A2EC7D5048B144BC9A5034ED62DF0086.jpg[/IMG]

RE: How far will these rims stick out
 

they will not stick out as much as my rims (see siggy) they are closer to the stock specs than mine so you you wil have maybe an inch sticking out.

RE: How far will these rims stick out
 

ImportK: If I recall correctly, you are located in NJ. Will you have any issues with passing inspection since your tires stick out past the fenders? I was curious as I too am a NJ resident and my 315's area about 1/2 inch past the edge........thanks.

RE: How far will these rims stick out
 

Sweet rims! I was looking at getting those also! How Much and where? Thanks.

RE: How far will these rims stick out
 

no offence to you but anyone that uses the NJ inpection stations are fools....I only go to private mechanics to have my cars inspected. NJ inspection stations fail you for every damn little thing so yes they would fail a tire sticking past the fender...private stations wouldn't care...more importantly...most cops don't care either.

RE: How far will these rims stick out
 

Gotta have those XD778s for the H3!
Is anyone here an expert on hub bore sizes? My understanding is that the XD778s in 6x139.7mm (6x5.5inch) lug arrangement are available in the following sizes:
[ol][*]18"x9", 20"x9"or 20"x10" w/ 18mm offset &106.25mm bore (this appears to be a workable size)[*]18"x9" or 20"x10" w/ -12mm offset &100.5mm bore (this might fit perfectly, but the -18mm would kill the wheel bearings over time even if it didn't rub!)[*]Other larger diameters.[/ol]
Question #1: I also understand that the H3 hub size is 100mm. Is this correct?

Question #2: If I was to use the wheel size above with the 106.25mm bore, do I need a hubcentric ring to ensure that the wheel is perfectlycentered on the hub? (My understanding is that vehicles that require "hubcentric" wheels and don't have them, can typically experience alot of vibration on the road, even though they have been properly (Hunter GSP9700) balanced.

Question#3: If hubcentric rings are required, where have folks found them to go from 106.25mm to 100mm?

Thanks!