I am sorry, didn't mean to hyjack your thread, I think Les is helping me out with my questions here.

From what I have read and understand above, the +20mm offset on a 9.5" wide rim will work without spacers and will give you 7mm outside and 3mm inside wider than stock (if using a 265 tire).

 

So I can get an 8 in rim with a 32mm offset. How big of a lip would I end up with

 

The lip can vary widely. Anywhere from 0 to 2 inches, maybe more. It depends on the spoke shape. My wheels, for instance, have a convex shape so there is a small lip. Other wheels I was considering (see my gallery) have straight spokes and thus have very little lip. Call the retailer/manufacturer of the wheel, they should have some data they can share.

 

You've been looking at the Snetterton, right?

It says it right there on the webpage... LMAO

TSW Alloy Wheels | The Snetterton in Hyper Silver and Chrome| www.TSW.com

1" is your answer

 

Will 19x9.5 40et work in the front and back and what would I need

 

Back you will want a spacer.
I don't think a 9.5 -40 will work to well on front.
What size of tire are you thinking of?
I run a 235/275

 

A 30 offset is perfect for any width rim. A 245 fits but if you go 255 and are lowered you'll need to roll the fenders.

Les

 

Are you sure that you want to upset the balance running 19's up front? I think you might run into some clearance issues.

 

I found front and rear 19x8.5 offset 35 will those work?

 

Nope I have 19x8.5 up front and 20x10 in the rear. Rides better now than it did with the stocks....nice and smooth even on rough roads.