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2002 de-duallied wheel offset question
I have a 2002 F-350 dually...that I deduallied...It still has the big old axle out back...with 2 inch spacers up front to equal everything out...
I am currently running factory 16x6 f350/excursion rims... Problem is the stick out...a bit... I would like to go 18x9's or 20x9/10's. What offset should I go with to suck them in a bit... I really like the method racing mr301's but they only offer the 18x9 in 4.75 bs: Size: 18 x 9 Offset (mm): -12mm B. S. (in): 4.75" Bolt Pattern: 8 x 170mm Hub Bore (mm): 5.150" and the 20x9: Size: 20 x 9 Offset (mm): +18mm B. S. (in): 5.25" Bolt Pattern: 8 x 170mm Hub Bore (mm): 5.150" and 20x10: Size: 20 x 10 Offset (mm): -24mm B. S. (in): 4.50" Bolt Pattern: 8 x 170mm Hub Bore (mm): 5.150" So does this mean my only option for sucking the wheel back in is to go with the 20x9 wheel? Attached is a horrible picture of the rear tire sticking out. This is a 265/75/16 BFG AT KO, thats well worn... Fronts are the same (for sticking out)
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