wheel offset

Agnem

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Darrin Tosh has some experience with wheel spacers. Maybe he knows.
 

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Any wheels 1967 - 1998 would have the same backspacing. 67-91 was all 6" wide, 92-98 was either 6 or 7".

This site sells steel replacment wheels, although they do not list spacing since they are intended as stock replacements only. www.southwestwheel.com

If it helps any I went out and measured a stock 7" wheel, the distance from the mounting flange to the outside wheel edge is about 4.5". This would be the "backspacing" measurement.

The "offset" measurement is harder because it is measured from the center of the wheel and is expressed as positive or negative.... http://www.rsracing.com/tech-wheel.html
 

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only 2? wheres the other ones lol

i think i dont have to worry about backspacing with trucks as much as you do with cars, i just didnt want some wierd backspacing making my truck look funky

this is of coarse once shes a bit pretty then she is now lol

when did you get a bronco scott? id like to stop by and see it sometime
 

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apextrans said:
I've got 2 alcoa PSD wheels for sale. They will fit.


when is the next time you coming to nc? do you have pics of the wheels? i've got two stock and two alcoa? how much you need for them two???? ;Really
 

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