WILL THEY WORK
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WILL THEY WORK
I have poured over pretty much every post about 37" tires on a 2.5" level kit. From what I have gathered for most people 20 X 9 + 20 has seemed to work with no rubbing. I have seen some report 20 x 9 + 0 working also. I thought about just going with spacers on stock wheels but I'm going to just go with aftermarket wheels instead. So the question at hand.. The wheels I am looking at are offered in 20 x 10 + 10 or 0 offset would that work?? Any pictures of the wheel combo below would be great or if anyone has ran the same set up.
20 x 8 + 40 = 6" back spacing "stock wheels"
20 x 9 + 20 = 5.79" back spacing
20 x 10 + 10 = 5.89" back spacing this is what i would like to see a picture of if anyone has this set up on 37x12.5R20
20 x 10 + 0 = 5.5" back spacing or this
20 x 8 + 40 = 6" back spacing "stock wheels"
20 x 9 + 20 = 5.79" back spacing
20 x 10 + 10 = 5.89" back spacing this is what i would like to see a picture of if anyone has this set up on 37x12.5R20
20 x 10 + 0 = 5.5" back spacing or this
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Most of the lift manufacturers recommend 5 or 5.5" backspacing. You might be close. If you are getting radius arms I would say you are ok, if you arent I think you are going to rub. It would be reeeeeaaaaallly close.
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