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for a 16x8 wheel lowest backspacing is 4.438 for the classic II but I think that would be fine.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/MTT-368421/
You can also go with a 15" for less backspacing, the 15x8 has 3.3ish, and the 15x10 is 3.625 so would stick out quite a bit more
and they have them in black now too..
http://www.summitracing.com/search/D...s/?Ns=Rank|Asc
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/MTT-368421/
You can also go with a 15" for less backspacing, the 15x8 has 3.3ish, and the 15x10 is 3.625 so would stick out quite a bit more
and they have them in black now too..
http://www.summitracing.com/search/D...s/?Ns=Rank|Asc
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thanks guys. i guess if that's my only choice then ill roll with that. ill see how they look if not i get some small spacers.
Cant run 15s i have new tires that are 16s. I'm going ANTI black and going another route with the truck.
for a 16x8 wheel lowest backspacing is 4.438 for the classic II but I think that would be fine.
and they have them in black now too..
http://www.summitracing.com/search/D...s/?Ns=Rank|Asc
and they have them in black now too..
http://www.summitracing.com/search/D...s/?Ns=Rank|Asc
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they would look good as well. also check out this selection...
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...id=009077&fcb=
they dont state backspacing just offset so you have to do alittle math or consult a chart. but you want like -6 offset for a 16x8
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...id=009077&fcb=
they dont state backspacing just offset so you have to do alittle math or consult a chart. but you want like -6 offset for a 16x8
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they would look good as well. also check out this selection...
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...id=009077&fcb=
they dont state backspacing just offset so you have to do alittle math or consult a chart. but you want like -6 offset for a 16x8
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...id=009077&fcb=
they dont state backspacing just offset so you have to do alittle math or consult a chart. but you want like -6 offset for a 16x8
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you'll have to wet sand, steel wool scuff, and polish them every spring and during the nice weather you should clean em once a week to avoid pitting. next set i might just get them clear coated
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I would save the money until the next time you need tires, and then just get a 15" rim. I was pricing out BFG KO's, and I could get 15" Soft 8's and 30x9.5R15 tires for the same price as I would have paid for just 245/75 tires for my stock 16" rims. I ended up getting some cheaper Dunlops as a birthday present so this plan never went through, but the rims would have paid for themselves, and saved me several hundred the next time I needed tires.
I know Classic II's are quite a bit more expensive than Cragar's, and I don't know what tire size you're running, but it is something to check out before making a purchase.
I know Classic II's are quite a bit more expensive than Cragar's, and I don't know what tire size you're running, but it is something to check out before making a purchase.
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Mike is right, I have the same wheel in a Pacer (usually cheaper). I have a 15x8 with 3.75 BS
I recommend going ahead and picking up some Busch Super Shine Aluminum Polish and a Meguiar's Polishing cone. DO NOT USE WESLEY'S tire cleaner. about the only thing you can use to clean your tires with is Simple Green. anything else will pit aluminum. I also recommend keeping stockers for winter wheels
I spent 8 hours a month ago polishing my wheels, it sucks
I recommend going ahead and picking up some Busch Super Shine Aluminum Polish and a Meguiar's Polishing cone. DO NOT USE WESLEY'S tire cleaner. about the only thing you can use to clean your tires with is Simple Green. anything else will pit aluminum. I also recommend keeping stockers for winter wheels
I spent 8 hours a month ago polishing my wheels, it sucks
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Mike is right, I have the same wheel in a Pacer (usually cheaper). I have a 15x8 with 3.75 BS
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I recommend going ahead and picking up some Busch Super Shine Aluminum Polish and a Meguiar's Polishing cone. DO NOT USE WESLEY'S tire cleaner. about the only thing you can use to clean your tires with is Simple Green. anything else will pit aluminum. I also recommend keeping stockers for winter wheels
I spent 8 hours a month ago polishing my wheels, it sucks
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I recommend going ahead and picking up some Busch Super Shine Aluminum Polish and a Meguiar's Polishing cone. DO NOT USE WESLEY'S tire cleaner. about the only thing you can use to clean your tires with is Simple Green. anything else will pit aluminum. I also recommend keeping stockers for winter wheels
I spent 8 hours a month ago polishing my wheels, it sucks