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Post by PigDog »

just trying to find out wot rims have the deepst dish for eg do f 100 need a deeeper dish than my scat or wot c i want to put wider tyres on the scat but i all redy have me turning circle up the creek cos of the 10.5 and the screws being wound out so thay dont rub spacers are ilegel and to much $ and i need new rims any way any help would be great
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Post by Croz »

Have you got something against punctuation???





Try sunraysia or speedy's and you can most probably get whatever offset you want, mine are off a Zuk and have a reasonable dish, enough to make 235/75's stick an inch out of the guards.
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Post by lay80n »

If ya want deep dish, get ya rims reversed. Or buy a set of speedy desert rats - 15x8 with a -28mm offset. I run these on my zook with swampers, and they give me about 2 inch past my flares extra width, so bout 3 inchs wider per rim. Though they also wear wheel bearings faster. Croz , when ya comin wheeling up here mate, long time no see.
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Post by jabboo »

ok might sound like a stupid question
but
what wrong with just bolting your wheels on backwards ?
why do you need to get them reversed ?
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Post by Croz »

jabboo wrote:what wrong with just bolting your wheels on backwards ?


Anthony I suggest you go and sit near your car and have a think about what you've done.... ;)

Actually, it might work. Just be sure to remove the brakes and steering components first.
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Post by PigDog »

thanks for the help


p.s. Croz yes i do have something against punctuation it stabed me in the back a long long time ago id kill it if i ever got the chance
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Post by jabboo »

? i dont get you croz
why do i have to remove brakes and steering components ?

im talking about the rim
not the wheel hub

just take the rim off the hub and bolt them on backwards
?
making sense ?
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Post by rOd »

jabboo wrote:? i dont get you croz
why do i have to remove brakes and steering components ?

im talking about the rim
not the wheel hub

just take the rim off the hub and bolt them on backwards
?
making sense ?


I think his taking the piss out of you. :D

Bolting your rims backwards is:
1. Dangerous because if you look at the holes for the studs, they are tapered. This basically helps prevent your wheelnuts from coming loose.
2. What about the tyre valve? How will you get to them?
3. It will look farking stupid. :roll:
Dont expect mere proof to sway my opinion.
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Post by jabboo »

the tapered thing i didnt realise
the valve thing .. if you need the massive offset for offroad why not
just stick your head under the truck and get to them.
deffinately wont be for onroad.

as for looking stupid ?
i think i would look heaps cool. with the tyres sticking out so far from the gaurds.
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Post by lay80n »

Okay, i will say what Croz and everyone is trying to say. MOST RIMS WILL TOUCH STUFF LIKE BRAKES WHEN BOLTED ON BACKWARDS!!!!!
Take a look at ya rig, take the wheel off and look behind it, then think!!!
Some rims might fit, but most will drag on the brake caliper or not sit flush with the brake drum. If ya want wide track, get them reversed or get the rims that i suggested in my previous post.
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Post by Dangerous Dave »

I don't know for sure but go to a 4B wrecker and check out the 5 stud F100 and F150 Rims. Some of them run pretty big offsets and you can pick them up for next to nothing from a wrecker. I know that they run the same stud pattern providing that they are 5 stud and not 10 stud or what ever the bigger ones run.
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Post by SWBmav »

I know pig dog, And he already has F100 which are 7.5 inch deep rims on the scat. Also there is no way he could put the rims on backwards because he has front and rear drum bracks. PS the only reson that he can't turn is because he got 35's exetrem trek on the old scat.
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Post by SWBmav »

is that better :finger:
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Post by Dangerous Dave »

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
You said that twice, incase you didn't know!
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Post by SWBmav »

Is that you in the picture. that is very sweet :finger:
Dangerous. HA HA HA
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