?? about offset trying to bag an 02 silverado

Im baggin my 02 Chevy Silverado this summer, im looking at a set of 22's with a 35mm offset, will this work? If not, whats the easiest way to get the rear to work in this situation, thanks

I would actually like to know the same thing...

What size/width/offset 22s and 24s fit well on the NBS front and back?

And a little off-topic but is there much of a difference from engine to engine(6 or on how much you have to relocate in the engine bay, bodied on 22s or 24s?

i just did mine and i whent with a 9 in. wide and 30mm offset and it works fine i belive there are other post on this

Originally posted by BaggedMazda87



I would actually like to know the same thing...

What size/width/offset 22s and 24s fit well on the NBS front and back?

And a little off-topic but is there much of a difference from engine to engine(6 or on how much you have to relocate in the engine bay, bodied on 22s or 24s?





I have 22/24 but haven't actually put them on but the 22x10s in front have a 7.25 backspacing which should be fine. In the back I have a 24x10 with 5.5 backspacing. I will have to narrow the rear probably 2.5 on each side though. As far as engine stuff, I have the 4.8 ltr v8. They removed the container for the windshield washer. They moved the fuse block over towards engine. They didn't do anything with brake booster but tire does come close to it.

a 35mm offset should work wonders for you. or instead of getting new wheels, you could just get your axle narrowed, but seeing as it is a 10 bolt, you cant shorten the axles themselves so you will need new custom axles, but you can reuse your houseing since it can be shortened. hope this helps

35mm work good if you cut the axle it wont never be the same

I just bagged a 01 Reg cab on 22x9.5 with 13mm offset. I used DJM lowers and drop spindles. They clear the fenders fine with a 265/35/22

bagged a 99 gmc with 22x9 and 5.5 backspacing, flaired out bed sides about inch and was good. doing a 02 dodge with 24x10s with minimum back spacing