the best offset in 18"

[$Mike70Z-28]

looking to get the right offset for a 70 camaro in 18" with no modifiction to the car

[buickfunnycar.com]

18x8 front (4.75-4.875) b/s
245/45 or 40-series tire

18x9.5 rear (5.5" b/s)
275/40 or 285/40 tire

You can also run a 10" wide rear usually w/o issues,possibly having to massage the rear seatbeat area with a BFH.

[lsxfirstgen]

on my 70 that i used to have i ran a 18x8 24/40r18 4.5 b/s front, and 18x10 295/35r18 rear with 5.75 b/s. it was close ith the rear, maybe 3/8" to the spring. if i could have done it again i would have gone another 1/4 more b/s in the front.

[$Mike70Z-28]

thanks fellas

[ProdigyCustoms]

LSX is correct, on a 2nd gen the backspace is a bit less then first gen

18x8 24/40r18 4.5 b/s front, and 18x10 295/35r18 rear with 5.75 b/s

[$Mike70Z-28]

lsx do you have pics of the car

[$Mike70Z-28]

anybody with pics thanks

[lsxfirstgen]

its so sad, i sold it last november, heres what it looks like as of now. when had it, it didnt have the stripes or emblems.

[$Mike70Z-28]

thanks LSX for the pics did you have any rubbing. mine rubs with the 245/45/17 in the front backspace is 17/8 4.75 it rubs whene the wheel is turned all the way the rubbing is in the inner fenderwell in the back 5" from the bottom im going to 18 i dont want any rubbing thanks mike by the way nice car

[lsxfirstgen]

the rears rubbed when i was going up the driveway at an angle over the curb. the inside of the wheel would rub the inner wheel well a little bit. the fronts were ok, i think they might have rubbed the sway bar at full lock but just barely the surface of the tire. (the marks on the sway bar were very light)