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Danimal77
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according to Nitto's web-site, approved wheel width is 9.0 - 12.0.
Lifted Ram aftermarket wheel/tire questions???
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according to Nitto's web-site, approved wheel width is 9.0 - 12.0.
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ehhh if you say so , might have been something wrong with his **** i dunno , he is a d- bag anyway .
good luck man , just go to a shop test fit one and go from there .
good luck man , just go to a shop test fit one and go from there .
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I'm trying like hell to find some place that will do that. I live in po-dunk so it's not that easy. The place that got me a price in up in Chi-town and I just e-mailed him about his test fit policy. We shall see!
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I'm having kind of the width delima as you're talking about, RH...I don't want a wide ass tire but it's hard finding a skinnier 35 for a 20" rim
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mine are 12.50 wide and take all of my bushwacker pockets to cover . now they are flush
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You're not going to fit a 6" back space without a spacer.
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check out xill truck 07 QCSB 11" lift, 38x14 kumhos, 24x11 monsters.
I know they are huge but it looks cool.
I know they are huge but it looks cool.
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thats a badd ass truck , dan you done dickin around ..... noticed you have been gone you must be doing something
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To OP, the bigger the Back Space number is the more the tire and rim will sit IN towards the truck, the smaller the number the more it will stick OUT. For example, a "deep dish" rim usually has a small number for Back space. Mine are 4" bs on a 10" rim. Hope this helps.
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where the hell is Dan ???
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there will probably be more than a little rubbing with that much backspacing and 325 tires. you will probably need to use 1/4" spacers.
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