20" x 9" rim BS Question
 

I'm looking at a set of 20"x 9" rims for my stepside, and They have a 5 ½” backspace, I need to know if that will tuck up front and in the back?

These are the rims:
http://www.akuza.com/highrez/rwd_AKA324.jpg

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Also need help picking a tire, would 275/40/20 be correct?

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it will tuck up, but in the back the wheels will be inside the fender a ways, i put 2'' spacers on mine to fix the problem, so far i havent had any problems in 1000 miles. and on the front end at full steer, if u have dropped spindles, it may rub your lower a-arm, but if you grind a little notch out, you should be fine!
kyle

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How much drop on your truck?

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right now a 3/5 but I'm looking to drop it to the max (atleast 5/7...) same time i get the rims...
http://img241.imageshack.us/img241/9743/dscf0004al6.jpg

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Ok I have been doin a lot of searchin and it looks like I gotta go with a 245/40/20 tire size?

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bump for tire size

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I would consider 245/45/20 up front and 295/40/20 in the rear.

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Where did you find you 2" spacers?

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I kinda wanted to go for the same size tire front and back so I could rotate them...

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Ok new idea, what if I go with a 22" rim on the back with a backspace of 6" and the front stays a 20 with 5.5" backspace, how will that tuck?

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If 5.5"bs need a 2" spacer for the rear a 6" bs will need even more.

6" bs will probably rub on the rear.

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i got them on ebay through this guy :http://stores.ebay.ca/CompleteValue-Wheel-Spacers

billet aluminum, and i've had no problems in the 2000 miles i've driven with them



rc 415, the 20x9 would look killer in the front, and like i said earlier, would rub slightly with dropped spindles, however, on a stepside, the 22x (10 im assuming) with a 6 inch backspacing would make your back fenders look HUGE and bubbley. in order to correct this with those rims, the 1.5" spacers would make them fit like you paid $$$$ getting the rims custom made. also, the spacers would clear any rubbing issues you'd potentially have in the rear.

my set up is a 20x8.5 with 5" bs all the way around with 2" spacers in the rear, and im very happy with its stance. the tires are 255/35r20's. here