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| 99-03 7.3L Exterior Discussion Body and Accessories Talk |
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???'s About Wheel Offsets
I am wondering if there is anyone on here running 4 in. lift with 35 tires?? I am running that on stock wheels and they rub my springs, which kills my turning radius.
So a friend told me to get some wheels that have more of an offset. I understand what he is talking about, but I don't know how much offset. Can someone elaborate or give some ideas that would help. Thanks |
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wheel offset ?? Hey man here's a link that might help..I have a 4inch lift on a 03 f250 7.3 so I read up on it a little. |
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These are the ones im thinkin about. they have the same backspacing and offset as yours, but they are 18's....will that make a difference??
Part Number: PXA6089-8970 18x9, 8 on 170mm Bolt Pattern Backspace = 4.75 in. Max Load = 3420lbs Finish = Chrome Hub Centric = No Offset = -6mm |
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