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yukon25008.1 Senior Enthusiast

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found an unbilievable deal on a brand new set of 22x11 razor wheels 8x165 $399 and free shipping<

just want to get some opinoins on there fitment and if its just to wide, 04 yukon 2500 3-4" of lift

325/50/22 (35x12.5x22)

Matt_ Senior Enthusiast

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I would venture to say they're going to be too wide. Whats the backspace?

 

What lift kit are you running?

 

Are you currently running 35s?

yukon25008.1 Senior Enthusiast

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it says the offset is -25, i dont want the wheels to stick out past the fender well,

as far as lift its a 3"block in the rear and new torsion keys, not adjusted up yet

right now theres 285/75/16 (32.8/11) and they fit inthere with no problem at all i dont have to go 35

maybe ill just get a 33.5 or 34 04 yukon 2500

 

check ebay if you have a second

mb motoring razor 22x11

03blackz71 Senior Enthusiast

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Those wheels will stick out at least 2" past the fenders. With that offset they have 5" of backspacing so they will stick out 6" from the rotor if you want to measure that on your truck to see how far they will come out.

yukon25008.1 Senior Enthusiast

yukon25008.1

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So if i measure from the outside or face of the rotor the outside of the wheel will be 6" out your saying? 570-656-2466

03blackz71 Senior Enthusiast

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yes that will give you an itea on how far they will stick out. And then you add the tire on ther and if that bulges out some from the rim you have to add that to it.

Matt_ Senior Enthusiast

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it says the offset is -25, i dont want the wheels to stick out past the fender well,

as far as lift its a 3"block in the rear and new torsion keys, not adjusted up yet

right now theres 285/75/16 (32.8/11) and they fit inthere with no problem at all i dont have to go 35

maybe ill just get a 33.5 or 34 04 yukon 2500

 

check ebay if you have a second

mb motoring razor 22x11

 

I'll save you some trouble... dont even bother measuring. No way are you going to run 325/50/22s on 22x11 wheels (regardless of the backspace) with only cranking your torsion bars. Even if you want to destroy your truck and crank them up a full 3" (whole different discussion topic here) you'll be cutting deep into your fenders so you can turn. And not for nothing, the truck is going to look funny with the wheels sticking out 2" past the fenders without any lift... those wheels are meant for trucks running 8+ inches of lift

 

If you want to run 35s... you'll need to find some 8" wide wheels with about 4.5" backspace. If you want 10" wide wheels, plan on getting a real lift kit that's at least a true 4" (6" would be best)

blackout07 Senior Enthusiast

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those wheels are meant for trucks running 8+ inches of lift

 

 

Matt is right. Just for some perspective, a friend ran a 22x11 (4.5bs) wrapped in 37x12.50's on his 08 Super Duty with an 8" lift and had to trim. Thats only 2" more tire than what you're looking at and a huge amount of additional lift. No way you're going to pull that off.

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