KMC Strike Wheels...anyone have them?
02-12-2012, 11:34 AM
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- Thanks rtguy1!]An offset of -24 means that the hub offset from the centerline of the wheel 24mm, or about 0.95", to the inside. So the backspacing will depend on just how wide the rim is. For example, if it's listed as a 9" wide rim with a -24 offset, it'll be close to 10" overall, which means it'll have a backspacing of about 4", where a 10" wide rim would be about 11" overall with a backspacing of around 4.5".
Last edited by Krynn; 04-19-2012 at 06:36 AM. Reason: Forgot about where the width of a rim was measured from
04-19-2012, 02:17 AM
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04-19-2012, 05:48 AM
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An offset of -24 means that the hub offset from the centerline of the wheel 24mm, or about 0.95", to the inside. So the backspacing will depend on just how wide the rim is. For example, if it's a 9" wide rim, it'll have a backspacing of about 3.55", where a 10" wide rim would be around 4.05".
04-19-2012, 06:29 AM
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Ok, my bad, I forgot that the listed width of a wheel is measured from the inside of the bead mounting surfaces, not the overall width of the wheel. And to figure out the backspacing the overall width of the wheel is what's needed, which is generally about 1" wider. It varies from wheel to wheel, but 1" will get you in the ballpark.
