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I just got some 15x10" rallies for the rear of my 83'. I was thinking of putting 295/50/15's on the rear and 245/60/15's on the 8" rallies on the fronts.
My truck is lowered 5/7. I would like to know if the 295's will tuck in the rear fenders on the 10" wheels. I would love to see some pics if anyone out there has this tire combo with a similar drop. Thanks |
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I would like to see this too...been thinking about the same setup
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My truck has 15 x 10 rallys with 5in back space and 295/50/15 tires.
I have about .5in clearance on the inside and about .25in clearance on the outside. Ill get more detailed pics tomorrow. |
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here is my setup 5/6 drop 15x10 wth 5" bs 275/60/15 an 255/60/15 on a 15x8 i barely have room to slide my hand between the tire an fender lip on the rear...
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Are you having any rubbing issues with the 255/60/15's in the front?
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5/7 drop with car rallyes
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no issues at all..i had 275/60/15 on front they rubbed all the time so i went wth the 255/60 an fits perfect!
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I love it man. I will probably end up going with the same tire combo you have then. I love your truck.
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thanx! yea i have a build thread...just look under my profile "my 84 build''
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Baclay9, Ive got pics for you.
I was wrong, I have 1inch clearance on the inside. .25inch clearance on the outside. |
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Wow, looks good man. Those really fill the fenders out! So it looks like even if I were tucking tire those would clear.
I don't know what I want, right now it is between 275/60/15's on the back and 255/60/15's on the front or 295/50/15's and 245/60/15's It is such a permanent decision and it is so hard to tell even with all the good pics. |
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I would go with your second choice without hesitation!
245/60/15 front 295/50/15 rear. The other set in my opinion is to big front/to small rear. But thats what I like. |
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The 10inch rallys come in multable back spaces so to be clear mine are 5.0inch. Looking at the pics of the other truck, it seems to have less back space, maybe 4.5 or 4.0 but I could be wrong.
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I guess the first thing I need to do is check the back spacing on the 10's I bought. I assumed they were all 5".
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No they are not. I ordered mine and chose my back space.
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The more I look at the pic of the wheels I have the more I am worried about the backspacing. My Dad is going to measure them for me today since I am out of town. Do you measure the backspacing from the lug holes to the back of the rim?
http://img823.imageshack.us/img823/3844/img0156h.png By claypool782 at 2011-06-30 |
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Measure from the rear mounting surface to the outermost edge of the rim.you could lay it flat and stick the measuring tape through the center hole or use a straight edge.
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My Dad just checked for me and he said the backspace was measureing 5 1/4 inches. I should be good to go. Thanks for your help guys!
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thanks!!! nothing like a set of rally wheels!! go for it!!
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I have a set of truck rally's maybe ill just lower the truck i have now and roll it that way.Wouldnt be such a bad thing to do since i dont tow or haul much in the way of heavy loads.Then once its lowered the do the minor amount of bodywork it needs clean it up a bit and get it painted.After the motor/trans swap is complete that is.
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