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Old 04-01-2015, 10:54 PM
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I want to get the rough country 6" lift with 35x12.50x18 by 9. With fuel hostage wheel. What determines how much "back spacing" and "off set" I need? Can someone please help me, this is my first lift and wondering if I get the RCX lift, can I get the 35x12.50x18? Or the 20 inch rim? Will the tire and wheel fit on this lift?
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What u puttin the lift on? Backspacing on the wheel is the distance u have between the inside lip of the wheel to where it bolts to the hub. Offset will change as the bs does. Depends on how u like your stance, if u like ur tires to stick more out go for negitive offset
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Rough country 6" inch lift says the max tire size to fit is 35x12.50x17 with 9 in wide wheel? I saw a guy with 20x10 wheels? This is so confusing!!! I don't undertand how the 17x9 vs 18x9 or 20x9 makes a difference? I really like the 35x12.50x18-9 tire and wheel and if I could I like the 20x9 as well
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I have a 2008 Ford F-150 4x4
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35x12.50 is tire size they recommend, on 9 inch wheel with 4.5/5 bs. I don't think U have to follow exactly that rim size, I didn't, I have a 2013 6 inch kit and my wheel specs are 20x10 with -24 offset and 4.6 bs. I don't have any issues. U can get a 9 inch wheel just make sure ur bs is between 4.5-5
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So you don't have to buy a tire for back spacing? It all depends on how you install the tire for the back spacing and offset correct? Do you have a pic of our truck? What lift? -24 is how many inches out? I don't want my ride to look like a low rider or something.
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Do they make a 19x9 wheel? I like the bigger wheel look but not too big, don't know if I should go for the 18x9 or 20x9
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I have a rc lift. The wheel decides everything. A tire is a tire. It's all about what u want it to look like, if u like more rim get 20s. There is a lot of pics online. My tires stick out around 3.5 inches past the fenders. I trimmed plastic to fit it. Just remember to get 4.5-5 inches of bs on whatever setup u choose
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How do I adjust the how Darin or out I want it? Do I need to buy something? Or the kit comes where you can put the tire how you want you just need 4.5-5 back spacing right?
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What u puttin the lift on? Backspacing on the wheel is the distance u have between the inside lip of the wheel to where it bolts to the hub. Offset will change as the bs does. Depends on how u like your stance, if u like ur tires to stick more out go for negitive offset
Im just in the process of ordering weels for my 2013 150, so would an18x9 wheel with 4.0 bs and -18 offset with 275/70-18s stick out farther than a wheel with 5.0 bs and 0.0 offset? Because I would like them to.stick out a little bit,just a better look I think


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