Anybody got defacto offset figures to allow fitment of 19" on FLVRS without arch modes rubbing of liners or other assorted nonsence that some people think is worth the effort!!!!

Mine isn't lowed (yet - still considering Eibachs) but I'm looking at a set of 19" Audi rims Wheel Size: 19" x 8" offset size: ET45, bolt pattern size: 5x112

Anybody got defacto offset figures to allow fitment of 19" on FLVRS without arch modes rubbing of liners or other assorted nonsence that some people think is worth the effort!!!!

Mine isn't lowed (yet - still considering Eibachs) but I'm looking at a set of 19" Audi rims Wheel Size: 19" x 8" offset size: ET45, bolt pattern size: 5x112

They should be fine mate, I am running 8J x 18 ET45, which will be (give or take a couple of mm) the same rolling ratio as the 19's you are looking at.

This is a useful site for working out offsets etc - Offset calculator

My VMR 19" wheels are 8.5" width, with an ET45 offset. I haven't made any arch modifications and my car is lowered on coilovers and I get no rubbing.

I also have 235/35 tyres fitted.

I can never work out how the wheel width v offset works, there were a couple of helpful chaps on here though when I was considering my 19's.

My VMR 19" wheels are 8.5" width, with an ET45 offset. I haven't made any arch modifications and my car is lowered on coilovers and I get no rubbing.

I also have 235/35 tyres fitted.

I can never work out how the wheel width v offset works, there were a couple of helpful chaps on here though when I was considering my 19's.

I was the same as you mate, but after using the offset calculator all became clear.

A lower offset means the wheel will sit further out, a higher one means it will sit further in.