Upgrading wheels and tires
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16in rims with the same back spacing should be fine since you have a body lift going on... others might chime in and have contrary remarks... Offroad 4x4 forum might have more oppinions if your not getting them here. Beware though they will probably chastize you for a body lift instead of a suspension lift...
#3
Also I would just get a 15" rim (cheaper tires).
How wide are your tires goin to be, 10.5 or 12.5?
#4
Unless you're going with something over 12" wide, I wouldn't even worry about changing wheels. Even if you decide to go with a little wider wheel, maybe a 10", I doubt you need any backspacing.
4wheelpartswholesalers, (not sure what they go by now) used to have a chart of "what hits and what fits" on thier site.
IMO, don't use any offset unless you absolutely have to!
4wheelpartswholesalers, (not sure what they go by now) used to have a chart of "what hits and what fits" on thier site.
IMO, don't use any offset unless you absolutely have to!
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My rims are:
Offset: -21mm , Backspacing: 3.70" , Bolt Pattern: 5-139
I wanted to run the stock rims but couldn't since my tires a 12.5 wide, and ford factory wheels are 7" wide
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11-23-2002 01:48 AM