20" rims with 33" tires...
these seem to be the craze out here in hawaii and i'm considering doing this to my blazer after my lift. just wondering if anyone had any recommendations or something. also, i'm looking for a site to buy wheels off of but i cant really find anything even for like 15-17" wheels for a 2000 4x4. i have searched so please dont ream me with "use the search" replys. thanks for all your help guys, i really love this site. i have learned alot.
just a heads up bolt pattern is 5x 4.75 and if you are 4x4 then its a got to have a backspacing as close to 6" as possible. the less you have the more it will make the wheel stick out causing more tire rub.
jimmyboy
jimmyboy
Well with a lifted truck you want at least a 4.5 or 5" backspace. If you use the stock back space you will run into the issue of the wheel rubbing. How wide of a wheel are you going with? Mine are 20 x 9.
yea everyones doing it to the truck here in florida 2 theres a guy with a lifted bronco with i think 22s on some mud terrians lifted looks sweet with all tha bling and shiny then looks better lifted with 35 or 33 i like 33s more then 25 cuz im more into skinny tires then fattys
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check the Superlift website and on the info for their 6" lift it gives reccomended rim specs for a blazer/s-10 lifted 5-7"
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Superlift.com
Non ZR2
33 x 10.50 on a 8" wheel with 5.5-6" backspacing
Non ZR2
33 x 10.50 on a 8" wheel with 5.5-6" backspacing
BDSsuspension.com
Max. Tire Size: 31" x 10.50
Max. Wheel Size: 15 x 8
Back Spacing: 5-6"
Max. Tire Size: 31" x 10.50
Max. Wheel Size: 15 x 8
Back Spacing: 5-6"
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