92XLT.Mark
Member
Hello, some of you might notice this post already from rangerpowersports.com
But, looking for some different feedback.
I bought these wheels/tires for $700 from a buddy of mine. They are off his cobra. The tires are 275/45/17's. The tires are pretty much brand new, and the wheels have no scraches,rusting,tarnish,or curb rash. Pretty much brand new too.
Well I ask him if these will fit my ranger, and he said yes ive seen rangers run these before, so I felt confident I could probly run a small spacer and install these.
yesterday I went to the local wheel shop, waited for 1 and 1/2 hours to find out these wont fit without a 1" adapter on the front, and maybe back too.
--When they are on the front the wheels wont fit at all without some sort of spacer, and with a 7/16 spacer the wheel hub bearing cap sticks out like a sore thumb.
--With an 1" adapter I can run the center cap, but I think the wheel might stick out like a sore thumb.lol. (Didn't get a look with the adapter on)...
...So I was wondering can I shorten something in the "hub-spindle-assembly"
about an inch or so. So I can use the center cap and fit the wheel well?
Also my truck is a 1992 Ranger xlt, supercab.... Pictures below.......
This is the problem...
Here is the rear (should be ok?)
Mock up front
Mock up rear
But, looking for some different feedback.
I bought these wheels/tires for $700 from a buddy of mine. They are off his cobra. The tires are 275/45/17's. The tires are pretty much brand new, and the wheels have no scraches,rusting,tarnish,or curb rash. Pretty much brand new too.
Well I ask him if these will fit my ranger, and he said yes ive seen rangers run these before, so I felt confident I could probly run a small spacer and install these.
yesterday I went to the local wheel shop, waited for 1 and 1/2 hours to find out these wont fit without a 1" adapter on the front, and maybe back too.
--When they are on the front the wheels wont fit at all without some sort of spacer, and with a 7/16 spacer the wheel hub bearing cap sticks out like a sore thumb.
--With an 1" adapter I can run the center cap, but I think the wheel might stick out like a sore thumb.lol. (Didn't get a look with the adapter on)...
...So I was wondering can I shorten something in the "hub-spindle-assembly"
about an inch or so. So I can use the center cap and fit the wheel well?
Also my truck is a 1992 Ranger xlt, supercab.... Pictures below.......
This is the problem...

Here is the rear (should be ok?)

Mock up front

Mock up rear

