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Wheel Question
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devb22
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Lets say I have a 5 lug swap, re-drilled hubs in the front and a 89-95 yota axle in the rear.

Would you think that a set of 20" X 8.5" with an offset of +35mm wheels would tuck on 4wd sheet metal?

Thanks...



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dropped90(justin)'s avatar
dropped90(justin)
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from what understand you need atleast +35mm with 8" wheel so it sounds like its gonna be a no. someone with more wheel experience could better help you though




-justin
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Hmmm....



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v8mazda4ever
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I know more about the offsets in inches and the eskies I have have a 6 1/4 backspacing and when machined out they will tuck really nice. so what would + 35mm offset be in inches.
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Well...

25.4mm = 1inch

Offset = (35mm)/(25.4mm/in) = 1.378 in

1/2 Wheel Width = (.5)*(8.5 in) = 4.25 in

BS = (4.25 in) + (1.378 in) = 5.628 inches

5.628 Inches would be the backspacing



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v8mazda4ever
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It would be close would have to make sure the rubber you are putting on the rims don't ballon at all and you would have to roll the fender lip.
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devb22
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Hmmm....



Dev
devb22's avatar
devb22
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Even with the shorter Yota Axle do you think I would have this problem?



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even if it tucks behind the fender lip. dont forget about once its layed out. if it barely clears the lip its gonna chew some tires up when layed out.




-justin
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Yaya...



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