After market wheel offset?
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Sure do,
This pic was before my 2" spacer and my finderflares.
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From: Richland Center WI
Hey thanks big ram your truck looks awesome. So if I go with the 20by10 -25 offset, do you think I would need wheel spacers? Also, do you have any rubbing at all? I don't want to spend the money on something like the rims and tires and not have them work.
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.No rubbing here.I have an 8" lift.If your not lifting your truck then I would not go with a negative offset.It will push your tires outside of your finders and that will cause them to rub.
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I did put a leveling kit in my truck, so it is lifted 2" or so. Do you think that is enough or should I still not even mess with a negative offset. The problem is, is that i found a set of Dale Earnhart JR rims that only come in a 20 by 10 with -25 offset. And I would like to run a set of 305/50/20s on them. Maybe by the time I get the money for the rims, they will make that set I want to better fit my truck.
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I did put a leveling kit in my truck, so it is lifted 2" or so. Do you think that is enough or should I still not even mess with a negative offset. The problem is, is that i found a set of Dale Earnhart JR rims that only come in a 20 by 10 with -25 offset. And I would like to run a set of 305/50/20s on them. Maybe by the time I get the money for the rims, they will make that set I want to better fit my truck.
33's shouldn't rub.You should be ok with that settup.