What size wheel backspace?
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You need to do some measurements. These links should help:
http://www.thewheelsmith.net/WheelGeometry.html
Rear Wheel Clearance Calculator - Mid Fifty F-100 Parts
http://www.thewheelsmith.net/WheelGeometry.html
Rear Wheel Clearance Calculator - Mid Fifty F-100 Parts
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1. Buy the tires.
2. Set truck on jackstands at intended ride height.
3. Set the tires in the wheelwells at the desired inset/location.
4. Measure the distance from the face of the hub to where the inner mounting lip of the tire will be. That is the backspace.
5. Choose wheels.
2. Set truck on jackstands at intended ride height.
3. Set the tires in the wheelwells at the desired inset/location.
4. Measure the distance from the face of the hub to where the inner mounting lip of the tire will be. That is the backspace.
5. Choose wheels.
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1. Buy the tires.
2. Set truck on jackstands at intended ride height.
3. Set the tires in the wheelwells at the desired inset/location.
4. Measure the distance from the face of the hub to where the inner mounting lip of the tire will be. That is the backspace.
5. Choose wheels.
2. Set truck on jackstands at intended ride height.
3. Set the tires in the wheelwells at the desired inset/location.
4. Measure the distance from the face of the hub to where the inner mounting lip of the tire will be. That is the backspace.
5. Choose wheels.
Why not just make the measurements per the previously posted charts?
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