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mcdat
wheel measurements
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Hi guys im looking at wheels at the moment and have had a discussion with a member yonks ago about backspacing.Now ive been told that for a 15x4" that 2 5/16 or 2.25" are what the member had on his.So my question is if I go 2.50" backspace will that fowl the struts?i don't think it will being only 4"s wide but just want to double check.

Posted on: 2013/9/13 10:01
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townie
Re: wheel measurements
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4 1/2 inch back space is fine on my struts, so I'm guessing 2.5 inch will be fine on any struts.

Posted on: 2013/9/13 10:10
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mcdat
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Hey mate are u running 4"wide?

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townie
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No, 6.5, 7 inch wide. But back space has nothing to do with wheel width, it is only limited by it.

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ddgonzal
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Tyre back measure is more important as it is less.

Wheels close to 3-1/2 inches backspacing could fit.

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