Aftermarket wheels with Pro Comp Stage 1
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Aftermarket wheels with Pro Comp Stage 1
Bought my lift kit last week, waiting for it to come in. Due to money being tight I am searching my local craigslist for a set of wheels that I can get on the cheap that will work with the ProComp lift.
I found a set of 4 wheels (X Power brand) that are 17 x 9 with 5.5 backspacing for $300.
Link: http://www.xpowerwheels.com/668.htm
Wondering if these would work with the Pro Comp lift. Also any opinions on these wheels? Trying to spend the least amount of cash.
I plan on running some 35 inch tires, probably 35 x 12.5 or a 315/70/17
thanks!
Actually i think I already answered my own question... From Pro Comp's kit instructions:
I found a set of 4 wheels (X Power brand) that are 17 x 9 with 5.5 backspacing for $300.
Link: http://www.xpowerwheels.com/668.htm
Wondering if these would work with the Pro Comp lift. Also any opinions on these wheels? Trying to spend the least amount of cash.
I plan on running some 35 inch tires, probably 35 x 12.5 or a 315/70/17
thanks!
Actually i think I already answered my own question... From Pro Comp's kit instructions:
Due to differences in manufacturing, dimensions and inflated measurements, tire and wheel combinations should be test fit prior to installation. Tire and wheel choice is crucial in assuring proper fit, performance, and the safety of your Pro Comp equipped vehicle. For this application, a wheel not to exceed 8” in width with a minimum backspacing of 4.5” to a maximum 5”, additionally, a quality tire of radial design, not exceeding 35” tall X 13.5” wide is recommended. Please note that the use of a 35” X 13.5” tire may require fender modification. Violation of these recommendations will not be endorsed as acceptable by Pro Comp Suspension and will void any and all warranties either written or implied.
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If that's the price you got off the website don't forget to add tax lol
so you total should be closer to $945 which is still pretty darn good for those tires!
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OK, thanks for the responses! Spoke to the guy again, we have agreed on $260 for all 4. Going to check them out later tonight.
Is there a website or diagram that details how to properly measure a wheel?
Found it!
Posting it for future reference to anyone else who happens to stumble across my post.
https://www.rsracing.com/tech-wheel.html#wheeltrm
Lotta good info here!
Is there a website or diagram that details how to properly measure a wheel?
Found it!
Posting it for future reference to anyone else who happens to stumble across my post.
https://www.rsracing.com/tech-wheel.html#wheeltrm
Lotta good info here!
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