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Old 04-11-2005, 11:42 PM
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Originally Posted by moregrip
I honestly think there is a real good chance bro, I just cant check tonight because I am on watch till the wee hours, military and all, but I will give you my no bullshit opinion tomorrow
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They have two
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I'm heading out right now to measure
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here ya go flipper, looks like you have an easy 1.5" of useable BS allowing for 5/8" clearence to the leaf pack and inner fender well, note: inner fender well and outside edge of leafpack are about dead even +/- 1/4". My tires also have a 12" section width so this measurement will directly apply to you, my rear wheels are 5.5" BS, so it looks like 6.5" BS would easily fit leaving you 1 1/8" clearance to the leaf pack, and 7" of BS would leave you with the 5/8" of clearance to the leafpack as previously stated.

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Originally Posted by moregrip
here ya go flipper, looks like you have an easy 1.5" of useable BS allowing for 5/8" clearence to the leaf pack and inner fender well, note: inner fender well and outside edge of leafpack are about dead even +/- 1/4". My tires also have a 12" section width so this measurement will directly apply to you, my rear wheels are 5.5" BS, so it looks like 6.5" BS would easily fit leaving you 1 1/8" clearance to the leaf pack, and 7" of BS would leave you with the 5/8" of clearance to the leafpack as previously stated.

Sweet Grippy! Thanks for crawling on th ground and gettin that pic! Much appreciated! 6.5 it is!
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Sweet Grippy! Thanks for crawling on th ground and gettin that pic! Much appreciated! 6.5 it is!
no worries dude! so what are thinking size, bs, tire combo-wise front and rear?
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Originally Posted by moregrip
no worries dude! so what are thinking size, bs, tire combo-wise front and rear?
I may go 305/50/22 in the rear (but thats a 34" tire) And
255/60/20 in the front..
5.5 BS Front
6.5 BS Rear

Intro Twisted Vista 8's
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Originally Posted by Flipper
I may go 305/50/22 in the rear (but thats a 34" tire) And
255/60/20 in the front..
5.5 BS Front
6.5 BS Rear

Intro Twisted Vista 8's
I think you'll be limited to a 305/45-22 unless a new tire is out. I PM'ed Bryan from Intro just to triple check the #'s.

this is going to look ****!
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Originally Posted by moregrip
I think you'll be limited to a 305/45-22 unless a new tire is out. I PM'ed Bryan from Intro just to triple check the #'s.

this is going to look ****!
Yeah I think you are right.. Got so wrapped up in using a tire size calculator didnt bother to see if they were available..
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Well, I have read through this thread and what I can say is that there is no reason why you would need a 6.5" backspace on an 8.5" wide rim. 6.0" is what we use for airbagged trucks. At the very most, if you are going to run a FAT tire, then you can use 6.25", but if you arent airbagged, a 6.0" should be just fine. On my truck, I am running 22x10 with 305/35/22 and a 7.5" backspace and I can drive it on the floor and still not rub the bedsides.

Here is my truck air'd up at drive height (old pic before paint and shaving):



And laying ***:


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