Rockstar 2 rims stock ride height

[shane6.7]

Hi, I was wanting to know if anyone has these rims on their truck, they are 18x9 0mm offset, ive tried looking at calculators and threads but I just keep getting confused, I have a 2012 f250 h&s tuned fully deleted for about 2k miles, I just wanted to know if they stick out further or will they get sucked into the wheel well more? Thanks guys.

 

[powerstrokedkid87]

Hi, I was wanting to know if anyone has these rims on their truck, they are 18x9 0mm offset, ive tried looking at calculators and threads but I just keep getting confused, I have a 2012 f250 h&s tuned fully deleted for about 2k miles, I just wanted to know if they stick out further or will they get sucked into the wheel well more? Thanks guys.

its going to depend on your backspacing

 

[Koda22]

They are gonna stick out more...pretty sure that a 0offset is a 4.5 backspacing...and I'm pretty sure the coil spring trucks want to have a backspacing closer to 5 but could be wrong on that one too.,.lol

 

[shane6.7]

I dont know what the backspacing is on these 2012's, but for the 18x9 rs2's they only have them in a 0mm offset, its alright if they stick out a little further than stock but I dont want them to be sucked in further into the wheel well than stock.

 

[Koda22]

Well I'm not to sure so I would wait for someone that knows for sure to answer your questions....

 

[WHY NOT]

A 9 wide with 0 offset will fit, A 35x12.50 on that should be right at the edge of the fender but still under it, but I would suggest a different rim then those ugly things

 

[WoodBoy]

They will stick out a little further than stock. 9" @ 0 offset should be a 5" backspacing. I think stock wheels have ~ +40mm offset which would put them at ~6" backspacing for a 8" wide wheel