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18x9 wheels w/ 5"backspacing and 35's will they rub?

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Old 03-19-2008, 03:52 PM
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Well I guess we are gonna find out because I already have the tires and I ordered the wheels this morning
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ive got 20x10'' wheels 4.5'' backspacing with 305/55r20 toyo's with a 2'' skyjacker lift and clear with no problem. the tires are really only about 33.5'' tall 12.5'' wide but the wheels stick out pretty far. I just adjusted my lower links out a little bit.
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Originally Posted by yelloz28
Well I guess we are gonna find out because I already have the tires and I ordered the wheels this morning
If you just have a leveling kit you will have some rubbing issues with those tires/wheels. Granted, I don't think it will be unbearable but it could be bad at times if you're in a bind. I've got a 3" lift with 35x12.50's on 18x9 wheels with 5" backspacing and I have no rubbing issues. I also have 1" longer control arms though so that alleviates any rubbing. Any wider tire and I would actually rub on the front bumper.
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Originally Posted by 06CTDforAU
If you just have a leveling kit you will have some rubbing issues with those tires/wheels. Granted, I don't think it will be unbearable but it could be bad at times if you're in a bind. I've got a 3" lift with 35x12.50's on 18x9 wheels with 5" backspacing and I have no rubbing issues. I also have 1" longer control arms though so that alleviates any rubbing. Any wider tire and I would actually rub on the front bumper.
1" longer control arms will make a huge difference in clearing.
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I will probably move to a 35x12.5x18 in the future just got a great deal on a set of the 325/65's and figured I would buy them $250 for 4 isn't bad. Hopefully I can run them for a while without any big hassle. Should be on next week hopefully
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Originally Posted by 06CTDforAU
If you just have a leveling kit you will have some rubbing issues with those tires/wheels. Granted, I don't think it will be unbearable but it could be bad at times if you're in a bind. I've got a 3" lift with 35x12.50's on 18x9 wheels with 5" backspacing and I have no rubbing issues. I also have 1" longer control arms though so that alleviates any rubbing. Any wider tire and I would actually rub on the front bumper.


With those 1" longer arms are you having any issues with parts interfering under compression? Those arms are a bit long for only 3" of lift.
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I was thinking of getting some arms too if rubbing is a big issue, but I figured I would be more in the 1/2" to 3/4" Range.

Are you running new top and bottom arms?

I found a guy on ebay that will make them whatever length you want, was wondering if anyone had used them but no one posted up.

https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...d.php?t=195658
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Originally Posted by jb818
ive got 20x10'' wheels 4.5'' backspacing with 305/55r20 toyo's with a 2'' skyjacker lift and clear with no problem. the tires are really only about 33.5'' tall 12.5'' wide but the wheels stick out pretty far. I just adjusted my lower links out a little bit.
The tires he's got are 1.4" larger in diameter than your tires and 1" wider.
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Originally Posted by ptgarcia
With those 1" longer arms are you having any issues with parts interfering under compression? Those arms are a bit long for only 3" of lift.
how far do you think 3" of lift would pull the axle back?
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Originally Posted by BLACK PEARL
I have 18x9 with 5" of back spacing. The rubber is 35 x 12.50 procomp AT XT. Kore Recon HD leveling kit. I have a slight rub on the back inner fender at full lock. Some longer control arms will fix it for me.

Here some pics http://www.turbodieselregister.com/f...o-comp-xt.html
I have a similar setup to this only I will have a little more backspacing and a little wider tire. I'm hoping its gonna be ok.

He actually says in that post that it only rubs on the flare and not on the fender at all, so I guess we will find out
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I needed a 4" lift to clear my 325/65/18 ATZ's and 18x9 5"bs. Tire wouldnt even turn half way with a 2" leveling kit
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Pro Comp doesn't make an 18x9 with 5" back spacing, it only comes in 4.75" for our trucks.

http://www.procomptires.com/pxa6089.html
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my pro comp 6089 18x9 are 5" b.s. at least thats what i ordered and what the box said when the UPS man dropped them off.

looks like yer right though, I dont see them listed.

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Well not according to their website or any of the others that I could find, they all say -6 offset and 4.75" backspacing. When did you buy them? Maybe they used to make them.

If you look at that link I posted directly from the procomp website it says 4.75"
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see my edited repsonse above. got the wheels maybe 2 years ago


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