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Originally Posted by 72BlckButy
Gringo, can you point me in the direction on the specs of your wheel combo/tire size/wheel manufacturer?
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They are Coy's C5 20x8.5, 5.25 BS, 255/45 front and 20x10, 5.5 BS, 295/45 rear.
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Originally Posted by lolife99
Hey Gringoloco,... I have a question. Since you have removed the stock rear wheel tubs,... would you have picked a different backspacing for the rear wheels? Would more backspacing helped from cutting the inner bedside? Just wondered since you don't have to worry about the stock sheetmetal surrounding the rear tires now.
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Not with a 10" wheel. A 9" wide wheel would have allowed me to tuck more and not cut the inner bedside, but I don't care for the tucked-in look, so I did what I had to do to make it look right to me.
The only way I'd do more BS is with a wider wheel, but I am limited by the back seat. There is only 1/2" clearance on either side of the seat between the tubs. Now, on my truck, that is a different story altogether. The limiting factor for wheel width is the framerail- I'm thinkin' a set of the 20x14 Coy's wrapped in fat-ass Mickey T's
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