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Dunno if you guys are still having issues but...

grab something heavy like a socket

some string

and a ruler (pref a metal one which has 0 on the very end)

then, dangle your new improvised plum-bob from the guard and measure the distance from the string to rim

note down the distances

retreat inside to you computer and navigate to www.willtheyfit.com

input your stock wheel specs and play around with offsets and sizes until you get a fitment you think will be good (increase in "poke" will show you how much further out you can go)

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