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I'm probably beyond your 20 minute time limit, but you might want to see if a custom offset will make your wheels 'tuck in' nicely. Here is how you measure: https://www.rsracing.com/tech-wheel.html
We show you how you can measure your own... Sorry if we don't keep this info at the tops of our heads day-in, day out.
Sheesh man, relax... Intolerance will not be tolerated!
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Can I ever get a strait awnser around here? Seriously
If you need an answer that badly, go to a tire shop and pay them for their time. If you want free answers, expect to wait, and sometimes get bad advice. Learn to search. Hell, I found out alot about rim sizing after 30 seconds of SEARCHING on google. Measure your junk, that you have now. Use that information to figure out what will fit. The answer is on your truck, and the tools to get the answer is in your toolbox, they are called a tape measure, a straight edge, and a calculator.
Is that straight enough of an answer for you? If that isn't straight enough try this one, After 30+ years of things being changed around, the chances of finding somebody with factory rims, who are willing to take a rim off of their truck and measure it for someone are slim especially in a forum with a handfull regulars, the rest newbs,and a smaller handfulls of the regulars willing to do anything resembling work. Getting pissy because you cant find somebody to do your homework for you aint gunna help you, but will ensure that your thread gets hijacked, or turned off topic.
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