17x8-9" wheels with 4-4.25" Backspacing?
#1
17x8-9" wheels with 4-4.25" Backspacing?
I installed a Camburg 6.5 almost-mid-travel kit (strapped at just about 10" in the front) with Deaver F49 rear leaf springs, but now I need to look for a specific size wheel and it's becoming a little frustrating since a lot of websites won't let you specify size and backspacing and whatnot (just the year/make/model of the vehicle).
Anyway, are there any wheels that are 17x8 or 17x9 with a 5x135mm bolt pattern with 4.0-4.25" backspacing that are somewhat commonly available? So far the only ones that I found are Eagle Alloys series 137 (17x8, 5x135mm, 4.25" backspacing). But if I order them today, I'll get them sometime in mid to late July.
A wheel with 4.5" of backspacing might fit, but the tire will be really close to rubbing the upper arm at full lock. By "really close", I mean maybe 1/4-1/2" away from the arm. That's why I'm looking for a wheel with 4-4.25" of backspacing that is somewhat readily available (if such a wheel exists).
Anyway, are there any wheels that are 17x8 or 17x9 with a 5x135mm bolt pattern with 4.0-4.25" backspacing that are somewhat commonly available? So far the only ones that I found are Eagle Alloys series 137 (17x8, 5x135mm, 4.25" backspacing). But if I order them today, I'll get them sometime in mid to late July.
A wheel with 4.5" of backspacing might fit, but the tire will be really close to rubbing the upper arm at full lock. By "really close", I mean maybe 1/4-1/2" away from the arm. That's why I'm looking for a wheel with 4-4.25" of backspacing that is somewhat readily available (if such a wheel exists).
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Thanks. Do you also happen to know the backspacing of the stock wheels? My stockers are 16x7 and look like this
I tried guesstimating it with a level and a tape measure, but since my garage isn't level and the tire is on the rim and that's not level, it's kind of hard. I am guessing its somewhere around 4.5-4.75", but if you have an exact answer, that would be great.
I tried guesstimating it with a level and a tape measure, but since my garage isn't level and the tire is on the rim and that's not level, it's kind of hard. I am guessing its somewhere around 4.5-4.75", but if you have an exact answer, that would be great.
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Sorry to butt in here with this question.
I'm new to the scene, i have a 2007 hd f150, and i'm looking to buy tires today. I still have the factory 22's, i think they're 22x9, and want to put nitto nt 420s 305/40/22 on there. Will i have any issues with size, look? I want flush. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.