maybe not
you will need to look and see.
as long as you end up with fully threaded lug nuts its ok.
they are not very hard to do just time consuming because you have to remove the rotors to press them out.
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65fordguy wrote:so measured the offset... looks like 3" offset..
There is no way in the world that those are 3 inch offset. How are you measuring it? The offset is the difference from the mounting face from the front to the back. If the rim is seven inches wide (inside the bead seats) and the mounting face is 3 inches from the back seat it is a positive 1/2" offset. Hawkrod
Here's my '61 with 255/60R15 on 15x7 front and 275/60R15 on 15x8.5 on the rear. They are mounted on stock studs with the sppropriate lug nuts and washers. The base of my lug nuts are 2 threads off the brake drum so I do have full thread engagement.
65fordguy wrote:so measured the offset... looks like 3" offset..
There is no way in the world that those are 3 inch offset. How are you measuring it? The offset is the difference from the mounting face from the front to the back. If the rim is seven inches wide (inside the bead seats) and the mounting face is 3 inches from the back seat it is a positive 1/2" offset. Hawkrod
Sorry I used the wrong term.. I should of said Backspacing.. (it was late)
this is on the wide rear wheels...
I got a flat piece of metal on the back of the wheel and measured from the bolt flange to the metal bar.. it was 3 in..
I havent measured the fronts.. Im fairly certain they will fit fine.
a little nervous about the rears.. I cant go out and put them on .. the truck is at the body shop.. I may try monday.
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The rears are tight.. and the backspace throws the wheels an inch too far out.. I wont be able to lower the rear down any want to get at least an inch or 2 down.. . . even with a smaller tire, I'm just not sure it would look right.. the guy working on my truck wants them.. so i'll probably sell them to him.. I probably will end up with some saltflats style wheels from american racing with the mag center.. or some original style mag torque thrust. I want to keep the wheels period correct . . or close to it.
roll the fender lips. that'll get you another 1/2 inch.
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still thik they look sweet. i'd almost have to figure out a way to make them work. roll the fenders, and run a one size under width tire. something. they look cool as hell on there.
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"i believe i've achieved satisfaction".-bubbles
"should i be gettin" baked for this boys?"-bubbles
i could no longer keep "r.i.p.ing" all of our fallen brothers and sisters, so i say here, slick loads of love and much respect to all you beautiful people.