Can I fit a 38 by 11" tire on a stock steel rim? Also has any one used this size tire on a f250 and if so so the have pictures. I'm guessing it will rub some on the springs though since I only have a 4" lift. What is max tire width for steel stock rims, i dont really mind the bulged look as long as it works.
Jon
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1996 F-250 4x4 extended cab 5spd
4" lift with 37" humvee tires, RS 9000 XL 9 way shocks, 5' ladder bars
6 pos chip pyro and boost gauge, 4" turbo back exhaust, tymar intake, 17 HPOP, shimmed FPR
solid steel front bumper, in bed 90 gallon tank
car 2
1963 ford thunderbird
work in progress C-6 and mild built 390 planned
Yea, if thats the section width and not the tread width,you'll be OK.The side walls will bow and the tread will crown some.My brother has some Buckshots-36" x 10.5"-on stock wheels,with no probs.As far as max,I'd say thats it.
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95 F350 CC XLT,bought new as 2x Dually,owner converted to 4x4,open intake,SD IC,1.0 Housing,Pedestal Mod,Gutted EBPV,dp,5"no muff, Baumann TCS controlled e4od,"I LOVE that thing"!,Baumann VB kit,UCC Custom Billet T/C-VERY low stall speed,Mag-Hytec pan,dual True-Cools,remote filter,3 pos.T/C lock-up switch w/LED,Elec.fans on trans.& engine w/Derale adj.stats,Gauges,Kingpin D60 w/Lock Right,Detroit Locker in the 10.25,4.88s,4" Nat. springs w/ORU-SRK in fr.,crossover steering,10" Atlas springs in rear-no blocks!,Bilstein 5100s,38" PJ Dirt Grips on 16x12" M/T Classic Locks w/Centramatic balancers,Warn hubs,Powerslot rotors,Hawk pads,Can-Back canvas top.
What size lift would it take and on what truck 250 or 350 will it fit with my F250 4" lift or do i need more the rubbing doesnt really bother me
thanks,
Jon
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1996 F-250 4x4 extended cab 5spd
4" lift with 37" humvee tires, RS 9000 XL 9 way shocks, 5' ladder bars
6 pos chip pyro and boost gauge, 4" turbo back exhaust, tymar intake, 17 HPOP, shimmed FPR
solid steel front bumper, in bed 90 gallon tank
car 2
1963 ford thunderbird
work in progress C-6 and mild built 390 planned
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