Bigger Tires?
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Bigger Tires?
Thanks y'all for the help on the engtine swap tips, but I decided, since I got a good deal on a new engine that I would just put a new 302 in it!
Now my next question!
I have a set of 35x12.5x15 tires that I grabbed off a Chevy truck for a great deal, rims and all, (Chev 6 bolt.. nie wheels! for sale too, interested?) anyways I was wondering if these tires will fit under my truck with no trouble other than the odd rub against a radius arm or something? I don't care if they rub a bit, but I dont' want to ruin the truck with these tires!!
Also I'm wondering if ayone has or knows of some 15x10 wheels, ford 5 bolt with some real major positive offset? Thanks again for the help!
Mark
Now my next question!
I have a set of 35x12.5x15 tires that I grabbed off a Chevy truck for a great deal, rims and all, (Chev 6 bolt.. nie wheels! for sale too, interested?) anyways I was wondering if these tires will fit under my truck with no trouble other than the odd rub against a radius arm or something? I don't care if they rub a bit, but I dont' want to ruin the truck with these tires!!
Also I'm wondering if ayone has or knows of some 15x10 wheels, ford 5 bolt with some real major positive offset? Thanks again for the help!
Mark
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From: Kadoka United States
Bigger Tires?
well on my 84 f-150 my 31X10.50 tires rub at extreme turns, i think that i can run some 33's without any major problems, but 35's would really be pushing it.
sorry no info on the wheels.
sorry no info on the wheels.
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From: Virginia
Bigger Tires?
In case you call the tire store looking for wheels, you are going to want wheels with a negative offset. Just to let you know so you won't get in an argument with somebody. Front wheel drive cars have a positive offset.
