67 swb stepside wheel fitment

[HardKoreKustoms]

so i know this is been covered and beem lookign but cant find the answer that i need, i see alot on tubbing but since i am running open bed (floorless) all i need to do i trim the bed side up a little, but i am about to order a set on the mob steel wheels and wanted to run a 18x10 up front and a 20/12 in the rear can i do that or should i stick wit a 18x8 and 20x10, will i have any fitment problems and what backspace should i use to have the rear wheels tuck, also with the 18x10 i should still be able to turn stop to stop, the truck is going to be a custom frame that will sit about half inch from rocker when layed out, and about a 4 inch when aired up, if that helps, with full custom cantilevers.

[HardKoreKustoms]

anyone.. maybe a link to get me where i need to be.?

[hdzammo]

too many variables. i dont think a 10" wide up front would work. the 12" would work on the rear depending on backspacing and of course cutting the bedsides.

[HardKoreKustoms]

i think im going with 18x8 and 20x9
thats what mob steel carries

[502ms]

Yeah, 18x10 laid out is asking a lot up front.
18x8 +4.25 BS should do it for you up front. 245/40/18
20x9 +5.25 BS will make it work out back with the right size tire. 265/35/20
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[HardKoreKustoms]

Originally Posted by 502ms

Yeah, 18x10 laid out is asking a lot up front.
18x8 +4.25 BS should do it for you up front. 245/40/18
20x9 +5.25 BS will make it work out back with the right size tire. 265/35/20
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502ms thanks for the input you think 245 is the widdest on the back your build and another build on here influenced me building a stepper, i wanted to try a 275 or up will it fit in the fender well in the rear, what sixe are you runnign and what is the clearence you have.

[lolife99]

My opinion.
Build the chassis first.
Buy wheels last.
That way you can measure for correct fitment.
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