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Yesterday I ordered 265x75x16". Hope they will fit ^^ seems to be a lil tight in the tirehousing...
irrelevant if they will fit, i want to lift the Chassis about 2-3".
rearaxle will be simple, sure. but on a 2wd e250 97' Im sure the wheel rake will Change by placing some discs under the coilspring.
anybody experienced by Lifting 2wd's? Maximum Level?
Yesterday I ordered 265x75x16". Hope they will fit ^^
They won't!
This is a 235/85R16, same diameter (32") but skinnier, and it's already a tight fit in the rear of the front wheelwell while turning left or right.
The front of the front wheelwell is no problem, if it's too tight you can place a 1/2" spacer between the bumper brackets and the frame.
Levelling is possible with stock springs of a Diesel ambulance for example, but make sure you get the correct camber bushings to correct camber.
That would mean "Economy of three fifty" in English???!?
Seriously, I'm happy I found a few other crazy people that own or drive a Ford Van in Germany. It's an awesome truck but most Ford Stealerships in Europe do not offer parts or maintenance for US spec vehicles (good thing I got a 2012 Europe-spec Focus ). So for spare parts and tune ups I shop online (shipping is always an issue ).
265/75R16's do fit! they rub a tiny bit on the back of the fender liner and lower corner of the bumper valance both of which can be trimmed and massaged with a hammer accordingly.
Yesterday I ordered 265x75x16". Hope they will fit ^^ seems to be a lil tight in the tirehousing... 
). So for spare parts and tune ups I shop online (shipping is always an issue 
).
