!5" wheels that fit Database!!!
When it comes to fitting a 15" wheel on a JK there's no set backspacing that will garantee it will clear the caliper. So rather than guess we need to make a list of those that are know to fit. Thanks to those who have 15's and want to share and to those who have found out the hard way that they don't all fit...
Please post wheel make, width and backspacing...if a spacer is required than post what size spacer. If any of these are not mentioned then it won't be added to avoid more confusion...also, this is not a pic thread as there already is one here....https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-show-tell-33/official-show-me-your-jk-15-inch-wheels-thread-7758/ 15 wheel list!!! Unique 252's 15x8 - 3.75”BS Cragar street locks 15x8 - 3.75bs Cragar Soft 8's 15x8 - 4"BS American Eagle Series 186 15X8 - 3.25"BS ION 170 15x8 - 3.5" BS Walker Evans 15x8 - 4.5 BS Procomp Extreme Alloy 1079 15x10 - 3.625”BS Pro Comp Series 8179 15x8 - 3.75 BS US Steel Daytona's 15x8 - 4"BS |
That's all well and good, but ALL 15" Cragar Soft 8 4" bs do NOT fit. It's touch and go. Also, the backspacing has absolutely nothing to do with whether or not the wheel will hit the caliper. Not one bloomin thing.
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Whats a booming thing? If my thing blooms I'm going to the doc:bleh::bleh:Haven't herd someone say that in a bit.:yup:
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Originally Posted by RedneckJeep
(Post 400000)
That's all well and good, but ALL 15" Cragar Soft 8 4" bs do NOT fit. It's touch and go. Also, the backspacing has absolutely nothing to do with whether or not the wheel will hit the caliper. Not one bloomin thing.
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no one cares to add?
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Originally Posted by Muddy_Rubicon
(Post 401311)
no one cares to add?
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The US Steel Daytona's fit too 15x8 - 4"BS
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Originally Posted by Muddy_Rubicon
(Post 400178)
So then maybe there's different calipers on different models? Did you try to fit a soft 8 and it not work?
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"Now offset, on the other hand......", Isn't offset the same as backspacing?? A wheels offset is determined by the backspacing from what I understand. More backspacing and the wheel will sit father into the wheelwell, Less backspacing and the wheel will sit father out.
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Originally Posted by HDFFR
(Post 402062)
"Now offset, on the other hand......", Isn't offset the same as backspacing?? A wheels offset is determined by the backspacing from what I understand. More backspacing and the wheel will sit father into the wheelwell, Less backspacing and the wheel will sit father out.
http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h2...WHEELCHART.jpg Note the difference in "rear spacing" and "offset". They are entirely different measurements. |
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