Does anyone know the stock offset for the rims? I want to order some Douglas .190's for my scram with my refund check. I was thinking of getting them offset by 1" to make my machine 2" wider. Any suggestions or comments on this? I am still up in the air about maybe getting the Douglas .190s for the rear and ITP 10" C-series for the fronts? Whatcha think? Also, is there any better prices out their besides Rocky MT ATV, including shipping? Thanks fellas

 

i don't know what the stock offset is but when i put itp t-9 wheels on mine it widened it a little bit. now you can see the brakes and everything without taking the wheel off to check your pads.

steve

 

Personally, I think unmatched wheel styles look like crap. Reminds me of the older days when guys use to put big 'ol fat Scat Trac tires on the rears of their "hot rod" with Crager SS wheels and still ran the stock hubcaps on the front. In my opinion, if they couldn't buy a set of four, then leave those nasty hubcaps on. At least they match while looking goofy

SnowDrift

 

Stock offset on my 2002 is (3+5 rear) and (2+3 front). The best deal is at Rocky Mountain unless you wait for a deal on ebay, which is what I did. In my opinion, keep it looking the same front to back.

 

Scrambleronmudlites is right, 3+5 and 2+3. I'm not sure Douglas will give you anymore offset than that on aluminum rims. They can get a little weak on the outside, but Douglas is your best bet if anyone will have them. They do some off the wall stuff. You would most likely have to go to a wider rim or spacers to get it much wider.

 

Thanks guys. I decided that I will be nice to my wallet and just get the Douglas wheels

 

OK, now I am a little confused. I waqs looking through Ronnies at the douglas and ITP wheels. The douglas wheels are a "10x5 .190 aluminum 10x5 front wheel with 2+3 offset (1" wider) and 4/156 bolt pattern." and the ITP wheels are a "10 X 5 .190 aluminum front wheel with 4/156 bolt pattern and 3+2 offset (Stock Offset)." So are the stock wheels actually 3+2 offset?

 

not sure about the offset dimensions, but the ITP wheels (.190) will sit out further than your stockers. My wife's '00 Scrambler had them on front and rear, while mine had stock aluminum. Hers had much more space between the struts and tires than mine did. It was obviously an offset difference.

 

Update. I emailed Douglas and this is what they sent me

10X5 2N+3B 4/156

Thickness = Part Number = Retail Per Wheel
.125 = 014-01 = $47.00
.160 = 014-26 = $53.00
.190 = 014-02 = $63.00

10X8 4+4 4/4

Thickness = Part Number = Retail Per Wheel
.160 = 005-41 = $55.00
.190 = 005-37 = $65.10

They do make front and rear wheels with a 1" offset, but they are almost $20 more expensive. I am going to go with the stock offset and maybe later down the line add some wheels spacers