4x2 only - stock ride height difference between 18-20" wheels?
01-23-2016, 08:04 AM
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4x2 only - stock ride height difference between 18-20" wheels?
Can anyone with a 4x2 and stock set of 20" wheels + tires give me their ride height? With my 18" wheels I'm at 35 1/2" in the front, 37 3/4" in the rear.
I have a set of platinum wheels that just aren't selling so I might put them on my '15 sport. I'm wondering if I need to level the front to avoid rubbing.
I have a set of platinum wheels that just aren't selling so I might put them on my '15 sport. I'm wondering if I need to level the front to avoid rubbing.
01-23-2016, 08:25 AM
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doubt there's any susp. diff from an XL to Plat. at most diff shocks (buti doubt it) I would think they'll fit w/o any prob.
just checked tasca Parts, ft shocks are the same, and so I bet the rest of the susp. is the same
just checked tasca Parts, ft shocks are the same, and so I bet the rest of the susp. is the same
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andrewplen (01-23-2016)
01-23-2016, 08:31 AM
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There should be no reason for a level unless the tires on your 20" rims are larger than 275/55/20, which is the stock size.
Total height should be around the same. The total circumference of the rims and tires is similar; the difference is between the amount of rim and tire making up the total circumference.
Total height should be around the same. The total circumference of the rims and tires is similar; the difference is between the amount of rim and tire making up the total circumference.
01-23-2016, 08:46 AM
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There should be no reason for a level unless the tires on your 20" rims are larger than 275/55/20, which is the stock size.
Total height should be around the same. The total circumference of the rims and tires is similar; the difference is between the amount of rim and tire making up the total circumference.
Total height should be around the same. The total circumference of the rims and tires is similar; the difference is between the amount of rim and tire making up the total circumference.
01-23-2016, 08:52 AM
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Mark
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your going wider and shorter
01-23-2016, 09:56 AM
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There should be no reason for a level unless the tires on your 20" rims are larger than 275/55/20, which is the stock size.
Total height should be around the same. The total circumference of the rims and tires is similar; the difference is between the amount of rim and tire making up the total circumference.
Total height should be around the same. The total circumference of the rims and tires is similar; the difference is between the amount of rim and tire making up the total circumference.
Here is the link to the thread: I hope this helps! https://www.f150forum.com/f118/truck...needed-328005/
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andrewplen (01-23-2016)
01-23-2016, 11:05 AM
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^^ This below is a post/response of another member asking similar last week: " I went from 265/60/18 to 275/55/20... no level... obviously a factory size sold (ford 20" rims put on).... like it without a level actually..."
Here is the link to the thread: I hope this helps!
Here is the link to the thread: I hope this helps!
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01-23-2016, 12:40 PM
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Interesting that the 2WD trucks get different 18" tires than the 4WD trucks do. Mine has 275/65-18s which are virtually the same height as the 20" wheel tires.