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Aug 22, 2011 | 08:14 PM

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cleatus12r

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2005-2007 20" wheels on a 2000 2wd with no spacers and 305/50 tires.

The tires rub on the radius arms before full lock, so I will get spacers at some point.

Aug 22, 2011 | 09:31 PM

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bulla

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Nice looking truck!

Aug 22, 2011 | 09:35 PM

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94WhiteF250

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Cody! That truck is pretty awesome bro.

I really like the look of the bigger rims on the truck.

These are the ones I want to go look at. He says the tires are in great shape, but who knows till I get there tomorrow. I think if I could get the set for say 800, then ill run the tires down to nothing. Then after I put my leveling kit in, I would buy some 35s and slap em on here.

any advice folks?

BTW guys thanks for all the responses, I am gonna go look at them, he has them on my exact truck, but its an 03, so I will be able to tell a lot just by looking at them on his truck.

you guys are awesome!

Aug 23, 2011 | 06:22 AM

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cleatus12r

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Quote:

Originally Posted by 94WhiteF250

I think if I could get the set for say 800, then ill run the tires down to nothing.

If you look, the deals are out there.

I picked up the set of wheels from craigslist for $200 and found the tires on ebay for $500 (3000 miles on them). Both were local.

Aug 23, 2011 | 07:21 AM

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comadvan

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Ive been looking for these wheels for a while, Ive done a bunch of research and found that alot of guys have them on their trucks, and most say they don't rub.. I dont beleive them as i drove one and at fully clocked it did.

What I cant is the right size for the spacer, I hear 1 1.5 and 2". and on ebay you find all of these plus some guys sell a 3" to make them work.. plus most of what I have read people only space out the front and not the rear.. to be "right" you should space both front and rear..

Aug 23, 2011 | 09:04 AM

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farmb0y

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I put the same wheels Cody has on my '99 with 2" spacers, made them sit about 1/4-1/2" wider than the stock wheels.

I don't think you could go with 1.5" spacers, the factory lugs were about flush on the 2" spacer, if you go anything shorter the lugs would be sticking through the spacers.

If you do get spacers, go with this guy: WheelAdapter.com is your number one source for wheel adapters, wheel spacers, used wheels, and wheel studs.

I bought mine from him, they weren't real cheap but well worth it. Everything held up well with the loads I put to it.

Aug 23, 2011 | 09:07 AM

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cleatus12r

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1.34" is the difference in the backspacing between the 99-04 and 05-current trucks. 1.5" spacers will do the trick all day long. I personally like a bit of tire sticking out, or just flush with the body so 2" would be my choice.

Aug 23, 2011 | 09:08 AM

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cleatus12r

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Quote:

Originally Posted by farmb0y

I don't think you could go with 1.5" spacers, the factory lugs were about flush on the 2" spacer, if you go anything shorter the lugs would be sticking through the spacers.

1.5" is possible, but you have to trim the lug studs.