Tire on stock rims
#11
Maybe to many trucks?
their is multiple factory wheels for the 87-96 trucks and some of them have different backspacing.
For example the chrome wagon wheels have more backspacing then the stock steel wheels that are on our 90 F150.
Not sure what the exact backspacing is since I never measured it and I am now running different wheels on my 88 F150 (Aftermarket with even more backspacing) but I thought I would let you know that.
Trav
For example the chrome wagon wheels have more backspacing then the stock steel wheels that are on our 90 F150.
Not sure what the exact backspacing is since I never measured it and I am now running different wheels on my 88 F150 (Aftermarket with even more backspacing) but I thought I would let you know that.
Trav
#12
Formerly "the_breeze"
their is multiple factory wheels for the 87-96 trucks and some of them have different backspacing. For example the chrome wagon wheels have more backspacing then the stock steel wheels that are on our 90 F150. Not sure what the exact backspacing is since I never measured it and I am now running different wheels on my 88 F150 (Aftermarket with even more backspacing) but I thought I would let you know that. Trav
#13
Senior Member
I'm 90% sure my wagon wheel rims off an 8th gen were 15x8 with 4" backspacing. 33x12.5 rubbed at full lock on the one side only, I wouldn't go bigger, unless you went bigger and thinner.
You'd also be surprised how cheap new steel rims are online, think mine were $80 a rim for 15x10 with 3.75 backspacing, they stick out quite a ways farther and don't rub at all anymore.
You'd also be surprised how cheap new steel rims are online, think mine were $80 a rim for 15x10 with 3.75 backspacing, they stick out quite a ways farther and don't rub at all anymore.
Last edited by 94FordI6; 11-08-2014 at 01:42 PM.