Questions about rims
#1
Questions about rims
So right now, i've got 37x13,5'' tires on my truck and the rims are only 8'' so it looks awful and I can't turn left or right fully since the tire makes contact with something..
So i want to get atleast 10'' wide rims, but preferably 12''. BUT i can't find 12'' rims anywhere. Yes i know i can widen them myself but i'd rather not.
Anyone know any good site, even if it's only 10''?
Not looking for anything flashy/expensive, but aluminium would be nice.
Also, what backspacing do you think i'll need? I want to get the tires out as much as possible since i want to be able to steer, the turning radius is already minimal on Dodge..
Any help is appreciated!
So i want to get atleast 10'' wide rims, but preferably 12''. BUT i can't find 12'' rims anywhere. Yes i know i can widen them myself but i'd rather not.
Anyone know any good site, even if it's only 10''?
Not looking for anything flashy/expensive, but aluminium would be nice.
Also, what backspacing do you think i'll need? I want to get the tires out as much as possible since i want to be able to steer, the turning radius is already minimal on Dodge..
Any help is appreciated!
#2
Most any tire store should be able to get you 10" wide rims. I think 12" would be problematic given the dodge front suspension system. (if they don't have them in stock, they should be able to at least order them.)
With tires that large, I think you are going to have rubbing problems no matter what you do. You can go with less backspacing, (4, or 3.5 inch) but, I think all that will do is change where your tires hit.
How much lift do you have on your truck?
With tires that large, I think you are going to have rubbing problems no matter what you do. You can go with less backspacing, (4, or 3.5 inch) but, I think all that will do is change where your tires hit.
How much lift do you have on your truck?
#3
Most any tire store should be able to get you 10" wide rims. I think 12" would be problematic given the dodge front suspension system. (if they don't have them in stock, they should be able to at least order them.)
With tires that large, I think you are going to have rubbing problems no matter what you do. You can go with less backspacing, (4, or 3.5 inch) but, I think all that will do is change where your tires hit.
How much lift do you have on your truck?
With tires that large, I think you are going to have rubbing problems no matter what you do. You can go with less backspacing, (4, or 3.5 inch) but, I think all that will do is change where your tires hit.
How much lift do you have on your truck?
Alright, but i'm thinking it can't get any worse with wider rims then the tires comes out from the wheel house a bit.
Guess i'll have to weld an extension on the "stopper" that stops the tires from turning, so i can't turn as much.
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Yeah, the control arms. I think saw those bent arms somewhere but if my memory is with me, they were really expensive Plus freight and importcharges the price has doubled.
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Know any good/affordable sites or should i just order from ebay?
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Wondering what offset i'll be needing. Don't want to order new rims and discover that the tires moved even further in to the wheel housing. Do not know the offset on the wheels that is on now.
#10
Bolt circle is 6.5 but the chebys used a smaller stud as you found out. Here is a link that may help you figure out your backspacing/offset.
http://www.crawlpedia.com/bolt_patterns.htm
http://www.crawlpedia.com/bolt_patterns.htm