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Originally Posted by ProdigyCustoms
You want to keep your overall height on the front around 26" or less, and 27" overall height in the rear. You can probably easy carry a 295 in the rear and a 255 up front. I would condsider staggering the rims 20 rear and 19 or 18" front. Just make sure however smaller your front wheel diameter is then your rear, your tire diameter needs to be equally less. In other words, if you run 27" tires on the rear with 20" rim, and you run 18" rims on the front, your front tire needs to be 25" or less to avoid looking taller then the rear tire.
For the rear wheels deduct 4" off your overall rim width for the right backspace. For the front wheels deduct 3 1/4" off the overall rim width. So if you have 10" rear, you need a 6" back space. If you have a 8.5 front, you need a 5.25 backspace.
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Thanksfor the help. I cant stagger these wheels because the sizes they make in 5x4.75 is 22s, 20s, or 17s and that would look stupid. I cant find 19s or 18s in the right bolt pattern.
We've already got two 275/35-20s and those are going on the rear. We're on a budget here and these wheels are only $225 each for the rear and $200 for the fronts, so I've only gotta buy the front tires.
You don't think 255s would rub up front with my hotchkis 1 inch drop springs and 2 inch drop spindles?