pro comp wheel back spacing
pro comp wheel back spacing
will a 18" pro comp 6001 rim with 35x12.50x18 toyo m/t's fit a 2003 2500 with 2" level in front and 2" blocks in rear the wheel has a 4.5" back spacing and the offset is -19mm and how far will the tires stick out of the fender
thanks for the help
danny
thanks for the help
danny
those ain't gonna work with just a leveling kit...it'd probably take 5"s of lift not to get into the fenders!!
you need to find something with at least 5.5" of b/s and preferably not so wide of a wheel!
good luck.
you need to find something with at least 5.5" of b/s and preferably not so wide of a wheel!
good luck.
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the wheel is only 9.5" wide the stock one is 8 i think that is only a inch and a half bigger is that going to make the tire that much wider sorry for all the question tires and wheels are expensive and dont want to buy the wrong thing
by the way thanks for your help
by the way thanks for your help
it's not just the width of the wheel, but the 4.5" bs that accounts for it sticking out so much. with my flares, 8.5" wide wheels with 5" bs look perfect and don't rub with 35's, but i also have 3 1/2" lift.
yeah, it's gonna make a difference....just to give you an idea (and as i've told others) i've got 37's on 17x10" wheels which have a little over 5" of backspacing...i can rub the rear of my front fenders on a daily basis with 7"s of lift.
the ideal wheel would be somewhere between 5.5-6"s of backspacing, and with a 12.5" tire, you'll be fine with an 8.5" wide wheel. if you're wanting a combo that sticks out some for the looks factor then you're gonna have to get some ride height to clear the fenders.
the ideal wheel would be somewhere between 5.5-6"s of backspacing, and with a 12.5" tire, you'll be fine with an 8.5" wide wheel. if you're wanting a combo that sticks out some for the looks factor then you're gonna have to get some ride height to clear the fenders.


