offset?
I currently have a +14 fuel rim and wanted to know if i install a 1.5 or 1.75 bora adapter what would be the offset then. People with bora adapters does the 1.5 fit or would rim touch stock bolts? I have a 2017 fx4
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and 1.75 to -30.5
Both setups are too much for your wheel.
A 20x9 / +14 would probably get your tires to poke our about 1/4 inch. likely a 1.25 bora adapter would get you flush with the new flares. For what it's worth, when I first bought my truck I put that same adapter on my stock 20x8.5 /+44 sport rims (2016) and didn't need to trim studs.
A 20x9 / +14 would probably get your tires to poke our about 1/4 inch. likely a 1.25 bora adapter would get you flush with the new flares. For what it's worth, when I first bought my truck I put that same adapter on my stock 20x8.5 /+44 sport rims (2016) and didn't need to trim studs.
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I don't think so. You can measure the depth of the pocket on the back of your rim and give bora a call. I forget the guy's name...think it was Len. Either way, they were helpful when I was asking those same questions. As for using adapters in general. IMO the bora adapters are top notch quality. I used blue loctite and torqued them down to 150lbs. I checked them a number of times - which is a big pain - but they never backed off and I never had or developed a vibration. In the end I probably put 10,000 miles on them before I had put enough cash together for rims with the offset I wanted.
Last edited by paulo67; Feb 11, 2018 at 08:28 PM.







