Offset and back spacing?

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  1. want2tuklugs

    want2tuklugs Newbie

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    Im ordering 20s and need to know what back spacings will need and off sets will work... I have a 1993 toyota pickup..
     
  2. thundering02

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    more info needed... start with how wide... how many other mods you have.. and if all else fails find a tape measure.
     
  3. want2tuklugs

    want2tuklugs Newbie

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    8.5 wide. The truck is stock right now but its going to be bagged and bd this winter..
     
  4. nvrenufedge

    nvrenufedge Grand Toyotaholic

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    8.5" wide might be tough. 7.5-8" is what I see the most on these trucks.
     
  5. Beefed Taco

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    +45 or higher if possible, and no lower numerically. I can't say 100% that's what you need, but they're going to need to tuck, so the higher the number the better. Look at wheels in the +45 and up range. It's always a guessing game.

    I told the dude at Big O I need to put one on my truck before mounting a tire on it and there was a chance we may be ordering something different if it doesn't work. A good counter guy will do that for you, if not, tell him you're going somewhere to get some actual help.:waytogo:
     
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    I've heard numerous times that +40-up offset won't work on these trucks?
     
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    Well *up* is the direction they'll need to go. The lower the number, the more they stick out toward the fenders.
     

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