Any problems fitting 20x10" rims??
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05-17-2001, 02:53 AM
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Any problems fitting 20x10" rims??
I have a 1998 4wd Ford Expedition and was wondering if there would be any problems fitting 20x10" rims on my truck. These rims are pretty wide so I just wanted to make sure they were ok before I buy them. Also what size tire would you recommend with these rims? Thanks for the help.
Robert
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06-09-2001, 01:13 AM
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Crewie,
I don't see any complications in putting 20"s on a 4wd, but don't hold me to it because I am not an expert. I have seen another Expedition with a set of 20x10 with 305/50 tires. It looked great and the tires filled up the wheels wells. I have a 4wd Expedition and I will probably either go with the 20" with 305/50 tires or 22" rims with 305/45 tires. I will try to find the picture of the Expedition with 20x10" and post it. If you find another new information, please post. Thanks
Robert
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98 Green Eddie Baur Expedition 4x4, 5.4L
3.73 gears, Four corner LLS, tan leather
Modifications:
Stereo Attenna replaced with smaller one
Green Monochromatic Paint Job (EB trim and bumpers)
Billet grilles
18in Lexani chrome rims wrapped w/ Bridgetone Duellers H/P
MagnaFlow Dual Rear Exhaust
Air Force One Air intake
SuperChip
Lowered 1.5in all around (by Full Effect)
Front clear corner lenses
Two front/side windows tinted.
Stereo:
Alpine IVA-800 6" LCD monitor/receiver/cdplayer
Alpine 5755G Digital signal processor/cdplayer
Alpine 6 disk cd changer
Alpine NVA-N751 Navigation
Accele TV tuner w/ 2 diversity antennas mounted on each power quarter window
Accele Hi-Fi VCR custom installed in front console
Alpine 8081 digital alarm with paging system
Coming Attractions:
JL stealthbox
and possibly upgrading to 20in rims
http://www.zing.com/album/?id=4293835369
I don't see any complications in putting 20"s on a 4wd, but don't hold me to it because I am not an expert. I have seen another Expedition with a set of 20x10 with 305/50 tires. It looked great and the tires filled up the wheels wells. I have a 4wd Expedition and I will probably either go with the 20" with 305/50 tires or 22" rims with 305/45 tires. I will try to find the picture of the Expedition with 20x10" and post it. If you find another new information, please post. Thanks
Robert
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98 Green Eddie Baur Expedition 4x4, 5.4L
3.73 gears, Four corner LLS, tan leather
Modifications:
Stereo Attenna replaced with smaller one
Green Monochromatic Paint Job (EB trim and bumpers)
Billet grilles
18in Lexani chrome rims wrapped w/ Bridgetone Duellers H/P
MagnaFlow Dual Rear Exhaust
Air Force One Air intake
SuperChip
Lowered 1.5in all around (by Full Effect)
Front clear corner lenses
Two front/side windows tinted.
Stereo:
Alpine IVA-800 6" LCD monitor/receiver/cdplayer
Alpine 5755G Digital signal processor/cdplayer
Alpine 6 disk cd changer
Alpine NVA-N751 Navigation
Accele TV tuner w/ 2 diversity antennas mounted on each power quarter window
Accele Hi-Fi VCR custom installed in front console
Alpine 8081 digital alarm with paging system
Coming Attractions:
JL stealthbox
and possibly upgrading to 20in rims
http://www.zing.com/album/?id=4293835369
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06-15-2001, 12:46 AM
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! I have never heard of Lexani rims, are you happy with them? I really need to upgrade my stereo, your set-up is where I looking to go. Nice job.