Rims and tires for F100 from 1968
#1
Rims and tires for F100 from 1968
Hi,
I have a question
I have thought about putting 15x7 "rims with 205/75x15 tires on the front and 15x10 rims with 275/60x15 tires in the rear.
But is there any of you who know if there is space for 15x10 rims in the rear on a F100 (which is totally original)?
BR, Rene
I have a question
I have thought about putting 15x7 "rims with 205/75x15 tires on the front and 15x10 rims with 275/60x15 tires in the rear.
But is there any of you who know if there is space for 15x10 rims in the rear on a F100 (which is totally original)?
BR, Rene
#2
I have 15x10 rims with a 4" backspacing in the rear with 275/65 tires (I think), which gives me a total width of 11 1/2".
This is on my '69 that is lowered 4" in the rear, so theoretically I'd have more space issues than your stock setup. No issues for me other than to remove the rears, I have to put the frame on stands so that the axle can drop.
Anyway, I highly suggest the wide rears. It looks so... muscle. It just looks great. Do it. I also have 15x8 rims up front. I really like that too.
This is on my '69 that is lowered 4" in the rear, so theoretically I'd have more space issues than your stock setup. No issues for me other than to remove the rears, I have to put the frame on stands so that the axle can drop.
Anyway, I highly suggest the wide rears. It looks so... muscle. It just looks great. Do it. I also have 15x8 rims up front. I really like that too.
#6
Trozei the 4" backspacing you are writing about is that 40 mm?
So that this would fit or?
Just as an example ) I'm not sure jet what I'm looking for...
So that this would fit or?
Pacer Aluminum 15x10 Machined Wheel / Rim 5x5.5 with a -42mm Offset and a 108.00 Hub Bore. Partnumber 162M-5185 : Amazon.com : Automotive
Just as an example ) I'm not sure jet what I'm looking for...
#7
Not sure. Let's do some math!
I've not measured with the rim separate from the tire, so I can't give an exact measurement, but I'm pretty sure the backspacing is 4 1/8".
With the rim being 10" wide, a 5" backspace would be a zero offset. Since my backspace is somewhere around 4 1/8", I have a -0.875" offset. Offset is measured in millimeters though, so my offset is approximately 22mm.
The -42mm offset of those rims would make them protrude more toward the outside of the vehicle.
I've not measured with the rim separate from the tire, so I can't give an exact measurement, but I'm pretty sure the backspacing is 4 1/8".
With the rim being 10" wide, a 5" backspace would be a zero offset. Since my backspace is somewhere around 4 1/8", I have a -0.875" offset. Offset is measured in millimeters though, so my offset is approximately 22mm.
The -42mm offset of those rims would make them protrude more toward the outside of the vehicle.
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