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I am looking at picking up a set of Raceline Raptors 18 x 9 with dick cepek 33 x 13.5 the rims have a +20mm offset and 5.75 backspacing. I am wondering if the much of a +offset will bring the tire to close to the inside. The truck is a 2006 F350 lariat currently with factory 20 inch rims and a stock lift
Here is a site for comparing new size rim to the existing rim. It's a cool tool. Pretty accurate, I've bounced my measurements on my truck against it.
(Wheel-Size.com). When you get to the site click on tire calculator.
Here is a site for comparing new size rim to the existing rim. It's a cool tool. Pretty accurate, I've bounced my measurements on my truck against it.
(Wheel-Size.com). When you get to the site click on tire calculator.
+ 20mm offset sounds like it's more negative than the stock rim. The F150 04 and up I know was a +44. I went with an after market +30 and it pushed the tire out more but not past the fender. I am also looking at the Raceline Raptor. The only thing that's holding me back is when looking at the rims in on the Raceline site I noticed the raised accents on the face of the rim. I don't know how the machine that mounts the tires to the rim can avoid hitting the raised accents on the face rim and either tearing up the bead or the rim. Take a look at it if you get a chance and see what you think. I called Rimzone and they can't tell me if this is a reverse mount wheel or not. Sorry, I know this doesn't answer your original question fully. I'm just so curious about these rims. I really like the way they look and the load rating. If you're buying them used from someone ask them how they were mounted. If from a dealer, maybe they can answer this question. Thanks for your time and good luck.
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