- Fri Jan 13, 2012 3:53 am
#289727
hey all, its been a long time since ive posted on here. but im back and i need some help with my new wheel set up. i picked up some 15x6 work s2h wheels, front has a +42 offset and the backs have a +29 offset... anyways im new to this whole wheel fitting game, stretching tires, and adding spacers.
my plans are to take apart the wheels (as they are 2 piece) refinish them and put em back together. so my first question is does anyone know the torque spec for the bolts that hold the spokes to the lip itself?
secondly im looking for a mild stretch, but really i dont know what tires to run on a 15x6 to get stretch, ive been doing some research and all i could find is running a 165/50 tire will give me a stretch like the following picture
from the angle in the picture it looks like a reasonable stretch. but does anyone have any input on this? cause to me 165/50 still seems like would have a big profile. or would anyone know better sizes to run on a 6" wide wheel?
like i said im pretty new to the wheel game so bare with me if everything i say doesnt make sense
but any info would be greatly appreciated
and finally here are some pictures for reference.
my plans are to take apart the wheels (as they are 2 piece) refinish them and put em back together. so my first question is does anyone know the torque spec for the bolts that hold the spokes to the lip itself?
secondly im looking for a mild stretch, but really i dont know what tires to run on a 15x6 to get stretch, ive been doing some research and all i could find is running a 165/50 tire will give me a stretch like the following picture
from the angle in the picture it looks like a reasonable stretch. but does anyone have any input on this? cause to me 165/50 still seems like would have a big profile. or would anyone know better sizes to run on a 6" wide wheel?
like i said im pretty new to the wheel game so bare with me if everything i say doesnt make sense
but any info would be greatly appreciated
and finally here are some pictures for reference.
