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Eibach hub centric wheel spacer or dick cepek rims


what you need then is ether the spacers, or less back spacing. being 15x10's may or may not help your issue (depending on backspaceing of thoughs rims), and as mentioned you would need fatter tires for 15x10's. if im correct all ford factory rims have a 4.5" back spaceing. so what you need is a 15x8 with a 3.75" back spacing and you will be golden. or the spacers.
 
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Ya I'm running stock rims with 31.6 tires so I'm good except at full turn only because my torsion bars are so low. I actually contemplated switching to 2wd for a bit just to lift but that's pointless with the snow we get up here...
 
But the tires I have are 10.5 wide so ur saying that the 15x10 wont work ?
Ok let me get this straight I need 15x8 rim with 3.75 b/s some one wanna point out a good supplier that carry these rims
 
Ammm... I thought a tire that fit on a 7 inch wide rim would not fit on a 10 inch wide? I didnt thunk the width would matter idk... **** me... Lol
 
But the tires I have are 10.5 wide so ur saying that the 15x10 wont work ?
Ok let me get this straight I need 15x8 rim with 3.75 b/s some one wanna point out a good supplier that carry these rims
im not saying it wont work. im saying its not ideal, and that there is no reason for it. most tire manufaturers recomend a 7"-9" wide rim for a 10.5 wide tire. and having a fatter rim will not solve your problem. less back space will solve it. and that in my opinion a 15x10 rim with less back space will make your tires stick way out of your tire wells, and probably trash your front end. were as a 15x8 rim with a 3.75" back space will cure your rubbing issues, give your truck a wider more agressive stance, be within manufactures recomended withs for your tires, and not stick your tires out so far that cops will be pulling you over every 5 miles on the road, and not trash your front end. so yes im saying 15x8" with a 3.75" back space ( or a back space close to 3.75") is what you should do. as for rims. you can get tons of different rims in that size with that back space. its a verry common size.
link to dick cepek rims that fit this desription
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/MTT-1158421/
you caqn also look into procomp steel rims if you want to go cheeper
happy hunting.
 
Because 2wd rangers aren't meant to run 31's stock.:nono: Get some t-bar keys then you can clear 31's easy.

i have 32x11.50x15 with 0 rubbing and im factory 2wd height.

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