Wheel and tire Options


BlackGT02

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Ok.. Knowing the BII has a bit of a history for rolling I want to change the wheels at some point on it. I assume explorer axles are wider and put the tires out further but the same could be done with a different offset wheel. My question is, does anyone know off hand of a stock ford wheel that shares the bolt pattern with the BII and has a more favorable offset? Also at the stock hight what is the largest tire that can fit under it without rubbing? Oh and I will have my 2WD donor home on sunday so I can strip it. Then i will be able to get the 4x4 home and get some pictures.. I am excited.. I love new toys.. hehe..
 
BII's will have a 4.5 x 5 bolt pattern, I believe stock rims's backspacing is 4"....maybe, someone will correct me.

BII's, Rangers, Explorers all have the same bolt pattern

There is a page with all listed vehicles with the same bolt pattern (4.5 x 5)...I think it was on RPS but I cannot find it.
 
specs for wheel bases

'84-'90 Bronco II 94"
'83-'97 Ranger short bed 107.9"
'98-Up Ranger short bed 111.5"
'83-'97 Ranger long bed 113.9"
'98-Up Ranger long bed 117.6"
'86-'97 Ranger super cab short bed 125.4"
'98-Up Ranger super cab short bed 125.9"
'91-'97 Explorer two door sport 101.7"
'91-'97 Explorer four door 111.5"
 
So bottom line. What wheels have a more favorable offset to put the tires further out on the B2?
 
ALways wondered myself, I did see a stock B2 with wide rims 15x8 or 15x10, with street truck tires I think 255 60 15s, I thought of trying them for street driving, the lower profile tires and wide rims gave it a lower wider stance, at least it looked like it anyway.
 

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