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02-17-2013, 09:40 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Lynnwood/ Millcreek, WA
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Rim Offset questions
I looked around on here but it is hard to find some stuff that has to do with 8 lug.
Im looking to lower the truck 3/5 kit from western and I am curious to what offset is safe and what size rim and tire. This is going to be my dd and I dont care for rubber bands for tires but want a clean look. Help me please before my brain explodes. Thanks all. Examples and pics are a great help too! Not sure if I should just keep the ones on it and do tires? |
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02-17-2013, 10:32 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Callander Ont.
Posts: 387
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Re: Rim Offset questions
A good tire shop will come to your garage with their Off Set Tool and give you an accurate measurement of a recommended rim and tire size.
With the tool, you can be sure there will be no rubbing on fully extended turning If they won't come? They don't get the business  http://wheelworksinc.com/faq/
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