Im looking into throwing my 2001 regular cab on a set of lift spindles and running a 285/75/16. This is the biggest tire that I can run no? Will they fit on stock polished aluminum rims? I haven't pulled a wheel off yet to measure the offset so Im not sure. Camburg tells me that in order to run the spindle they sell I can have no more that 4.5" of backspace. Is this correct? Does anyone have pics of their truck on lift spindles and 285s so I can get an Idea on what Im in for?
Thanks
Patrick

 

a 305 will fit w/ little to no rubbing. it depends on what company spindle your going with for the backspacing. 285 are the best fit on the stock wheel. im gonna do the same thing, and this is all knowledge that i have recived from this site. hope this helps

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2000 4.2l V-6 w/sport package std. cab. 2wd, bright red
billet grille
clear corners
herculiner bed liner
k&n filter
sony head unit
two 10" kicker comps.
sony amp
viper alarm

future: (being in college cuts most of the funds)
spindle lift
fipk
chip
headers
exhaust

 

I have the Pro Comp spindles with BFG 285/75/16 AT's on the stock rims and they work great and look good too.

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2000 XLT 4.2 2WD
3" Pro Comp Spindles
285/75/16 BFG AT's
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