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cant tell you but im doing the same exact thing to my 89 so ill be keeping an eye on this one i was thinking like the 3.75 backspacing and some 33 12.50s
Stock wheel has 4.5" backspacing and that puts the wheels in under the fender, but then the wheels are only 7" wide. I had 8" rims with the same backspacing and they were about flush with the outside of the fenders.. looked much better IMO. A 10" rim will definitely stick outside the wheel well and 33" will rub the bumper and radius arms no matter what offset you use.
cant tell you but im doing the same exact thing to my 89 so ill be keeping an eye on this one i was thinking like the 3.75 backspacing and some 33 12.50s
I was thinking either 3.75 or 4 inch backspacing ...... need to see what it looks like though.
I'm running a set of Eagle Alloy Series 058's, 15x10" with 3.625" backspacing. I've run two different sets of 33x12.50-15's on them now. With about 2" of lift, they do NOT rub on the radius arms...or anything at all for that matter.
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