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Old 02-12-2008, 12:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Offset and Backspacing Help?

want to add some aftermarket wheels and tires to my 2008 2500 megacab 6.7. I will add a leveling kit, 33" tires and need to know what kind of offset and backspacing do I need to look for so tires/wheels don't stick out? .5-1" is fine sticking out but don't want too much...thanks
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Any rim with 5-1/2" to 6" would give you that. Any thing less than 5-1/2" say like 4-1/2" will stick out a good bit. I have 4-1/2" on my truck now with 1-3/4" flares and mine stick out past the flares.
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mab - any way you could send me a couple pics of your rig/to include what type of fender flares you have? if possible, thank you in advance!
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Here you go





The tread of the tire is even with the edge of the flare and the sidewall sticks out past the flare about a inch or so.
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stock wheels wont stick out
zero offset
side note: you can clear 35"s on that truck no problem
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