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Tires & Wheels Forum Discussion of Tires and Wheels...pretty obvious, eh?
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wheels stick to far out
ok i got some aftermarket wheels and tires and they stick out a lot more then id like. so ive seen drag trucks with huge slicks that are tucked under the truck and not sticking out at all. ive also seen the same things with show trucks. so how can i get my tires to do this? thanks in advanced for the help.
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95 single cab short bed 2wd II dragonfly 12mm p-pump, non-gated 66/74/14 by ED, extrude honed injectors by ED, fire ringed with arp 12mm studs, and full billet hts tranny, caltracs 1/4 mile- 13.3 @ 104mph FOR SALE |
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You have to order the correct backspacing. There is nothing to do to fix those
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97 12v 2500 4x4 NV4500, bashed in driver side cab, 4" exhaust, #100 fuel plate, gutted afc, valair kevlar/ceramic clutch, boost elbow, gauges, arp studs, ported head, 4k gov, twins soon. |
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Also rim width effects it too.
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97 12v 2500 4x4 NV4500, bashed in driver side cab, 4" exhaust, #100 fuel plate, gutted afc, valair kevlar/ceramic clutch, boost elbow, gauges, arp studs, ported head, 4k gov, twins soon. |
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ok so im guessing ill just go with some fender flares then
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