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18" backspacing ??

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smithchassis   +1y
http://www.streetsourcemag.com/forum/topic.aspx?topic_id=92832&Topic_title=20's+on+a+B%2FD+Mazda&forum_id=23&forum_title=Mazda+Trucks

sorry i dont feel like making it a link just copy and paste, but RUSS D's post should answer everyones questions, but just because someone has a nissan, yota, or any other mini for that matter tuckin 20X8.5's it doesnt mean anything, mazdas are the worst trucks to tuck big wheels on, unless you have a totally custom frame.

word of advice, 0 is the center of the wheel, anything positive after that, for example +25 means the mounting face of the wheel is closer to the outside face of the wheel, anything negative like -25 is closer to the back of the wheel

billet wheels are different and are always sold as back spacing and is different than offset.

remember 25.4 mm is equivalent to 1 inch, i hope this and russ d post help, russ has done the homework you need though, just copy and paste and check it out...

Slammed83Mazda   +1y
Originally posted by tuckntiremaz



If you can get those wheels in a 41mm+ offset they will work. that is if you have 3mm extra room in there, which it looks like you should. I checked those wheels by the link and all i saw was 6x139.7 with a 31mm offset. for those you wounld need to be able to atleast slide your finger inbetween the navigators and the fender since you will be losing 13mm which is a hair over 1/2 inch.

http://www.streetdreams.org/wheels/rims/Forte/F6%2520Blunt/Chrome/18/8

Thanks alot for the info man, that really helps. I actually did find some with +44mm offset but that was just the first website I clicked for a photo.

ThanksNick