I plan on getting a 4" suspension lift in the near future and I am looking at 16.5x9.75 wheels with some 35" mud tires. Does anyone have any pictures of this setup? I was curious as to what the width looks like. If you can please post some pics or just e-mail me. Thanks.

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1997 Ford F-150 XLT 4x4 extended cab short bed
Options: Off Road package, Towing package, 4.6L V8, Captain's chairs, LS rear axle, green with two tone tan
Modifications: Westin Brushguard
Pioneer Premier cassette receiver with 6-disc CD changer
Goodyear Wrangler AT/S
Future mods: Superchip
Nerf bars(Manik or Warn)
Spray-in-bedliner
KC Daylighters
Winch(Ramsey or Warn)with hidden mount
Trailmaster 4" Lift Kit
35" BFGoodrich tires
Dual exhaust(Borla or K&N)
Next Generation K&N II Kit
Custom hood with air intake
Seat covers(water proof)

 

Well mines not a 4x4 with a 4" suspension lift but I do have the 35's on 16.5x9.75's. Check my Sig for pics

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98 F150 2WD,Bright Red, Regular Cab, 4.2, 3.55, 5 Speed, Superchip, 2 Superchip Decals (I Think They Add 5 HP Each), 3 Inch Bullseye Lift Spindles, 3" Body Lift, 1" Coil Spacers, 3" Blocks In Rear,Manik Grill Guard, Lighted Logo In The Tailgate,Nerf Bars, Vent Visors,Air Box Mod, Fog Lights Mounted In Front Air Dam ,6 Kc DayLighters, Back Up Lights, Dual Batteries (One's an Optima Yellow Topper), Alpine CD Player, 2 Kenwood Amps,Polk Audio DX7 5X7's In The Front Doors, 10 Inch MTX Blue Thunder SubWoofer, Tinted Windows. 35" BFGOODRICH ALL TERRAIN KO'S Mounted on 16.5x9.75 American Racing Baja Rims
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[This message has been edited by ccla (edited 07-12-2000).]

 

Whats your e-mail address?
I have a 97 with a 3" body lift with 16.5x9.75 AR Bajas and 35x12.50 BFG MT's.
Looks great.
I dont know how to put pictures on here but I'll send pictures.

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dam
97' F-150 4x4 ORP, 3" body lift
35x12.50x16.5 BFG MT's on AR Bajas

 

Hey, thanks for the pics ccla. Do you by any chance have wheel spacers or is that what the wider wheels do? I think it gives it more of an aggressive stance.

Dam, that would be great. My e-mail address is cwfaldyn@wt.net.

Also, I was looking at getting new wheels because the stock wheels are just not wide enough for any 35" mud tire. I'm thinking about getting the 16.5x9.75, but I e-mailed the Goodyear company about the new Wrangler MT/R's, and they said they won't make any half sizes because they are dieing out. Is that true? I originally wanted BFGoodrich and I think I'm going to stick with them, but I was just curios about the half sizes.

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1997 Ford F-150 XLT 4x4 extended cab short bed
Options: Off Road package, Towing package, 4.6L V8, Captain's chairs, LS rear axle, green with two tone tan
Modifications: Westin Brushguard
Pioneer Premier cassette receiver with 6-disc CD changer
Goodyear Wrangler AT/S
Future mods: Superchip
Nerf bars(Manik or Warn)
Spray-in-bedliner
KC Daylighters
Winch(Ramsey or Warn)with hidden mount
Trailmaster 4" Lift Kit
35" BFGoodrich tires
Dual exhaust(Borla or K&N)
Next Generation K&N II Kit
Custom hood with air intake
Seat covers(water proof)

 

No spacers. And If 1/2 sizes were deing out the why are companies making new rims in 1/2 sizes. My Baja's are brand new in the 16.5's to fit our trucks.

 

ccla, so do you think I should go with the 16.5's or just get the 16's. How long do you think it would take before it's hard to find a tire in the 16.5 sizes? BFGoodrich makes the A/Ts and the M/Ts in the 16.5, but only the A/Ts in 16(for the 35" tire). Also, what do you think about the new Goodyear Wrangler MT/R?

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1997 Ford F-150 XLT 4x4 extended cab short bed
Options: Off Road package, Towing package, 4.6L V8, Captain's chairs, LS rear axle, green with two tone tan
Modifications: Westin Brushguard
Pioneer Premier cassette receiver with 6-disc CD changer
Goodyear Wrangler AT/S
Future mods: Superchip
Nerf bars(Manik or Warn)
Spray-in-bedliner
KC Daylighters
Winch(Ramsey or Warn)with hidden mount
Trailmaster 4" Lift Kit
35" BFGoodrich tires
Dual exhaust(Borla or K&N)
Next Generation K&N II Kit
Custom hood with air intake
Seat covers(water proof)

 

Well I'm a little Biased. But I say go for the 16.5's. I don't think BFG is gonna stop making the AT's or MT's in a 16.5. And to tell you the truth I'm not really conserned about goodyear. As long as I can get the BFG's and Maybe later an Interco Thornbird in a 35x14.5x16.5 I'll be happy