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Hey everyone

 

Just wanted to get some opinions on these mickey thompson wheels, or does anyone have these on their r50 by chance? pics? I currently have the DC1s from dick cepek but i am having an on going issue with

them corroding. I am on my second set and now that the salt has hit them they are corroding just like the last set. So I am considering trading the cepeks in for these MT's.

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classic II

 

Hey everyone

 

Just wanted to get some opinions on these mickey thompson wheels, or does anyone have these on their r50 by chance? pics? I currently have the DC1s from dick cepek but i am having an on going issue with

them corroding. I am on my second set and now that the salt has hit them they are corroding just like the last set. So I am considering trading the cepeks in for these MT's.

 

i wanted those wheels pretty bad when i first started shopping. They stick out pretty far with the 15"x8" size (3 5/16" backspacing) so i don't think you could run very wide of a tire on them without rubbing on the fenders at full lock. They would probably fit a 31x10.5" with a little rubbing. I ended up getting procomp 1069's which are 15x8 with 3 3/4" backspacing so they are a little narrower track and have the same nice 8-hole trucker style pattern

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i wanted those wheels pretty bad when i first started shopping. They stick out pretty far with the 15"x8" size (3 5/16" backspacing) so i don't think you could run very wide of a tire on them without rubbing on the fenders at full lock. They would probably fit a 31x10.5" with a little rubbing. I ended up getting procomp 1069's which are 15x8 with 3 3/4" backspacing so they are a little narrower track and have the same nice 8-hole trucker style pattern

 

Ya my DC-1s are 16x8 with 4" backspace and 12mm offset and they rub a little but only at mid crank in reverse, so they arn't too bad. But I really dread getting rid of my dc-1s, they are a sick rim but being from canada i need a rim that dosen't corrode.

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Ya my DC-1s are 16x8 with 4" backspace and 12mm offset and they rub a little but only at mid crank in reverse, so they arn't too bad. But I really dread getting rid of my dc-1s, they are a sick rim but being from canada i need a rim that dosen't corrode.

 

do you still have your factory wheels? I keep a set of MT's on the pro comp wheels for summer/wheeling season and i have some bfg at's on my old factory lego wheels for the winter. I couldn't imagine how fast the salt would ruin the pro comp's with thier raw aluminium finish. U could always pick up some black steelies w/ 4" b.s. for the winter and run your nice wheels in the summer time.

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do you still have your factory wheels? I keep a set of MT's on the pro comp wheels for summer/wheeling season and i have some bfg at's on my old factory lego wheels for the winter. I couldn't imagine how fast the salt would ruin the pro comp's with thier raw aluminium finish. U could always pick up some black steelies w/ 4" b.s. for the winter and run your nice wheels in the summer time.

 

Ya, Im running my factory wheels right now and the dc-1s are in the garage safe from the salt. Yeah i was thinking of doing that, I was gonna put my old small tires on the factory rims and then put my A/T tires on the dc-1s, that way i can easily swap between the two during the seasons. The thing is though I hate the way my truck looks right now with the factory rims and if I put the smaller tires on its gonna look even worse, right now it looks like its gonna tip over, hahaha. And i would get steelies its just that i dont wanna spend anymore money as I am trying to go back to school, and If I do get the classic II wheels it would be from trading them for my dc-1s, but i gotta wait to see whats going on with my warranty first. maybe i am being to picky though

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i wanted those wheels pretty bad when i first started shopping. They stick out pretty far with the 15"x8" size (3 5/16" backspacing) so i don't think you could run very wide of a tire on them without rubbing on the fenders at full lock. They would probably fit a 31x10.5" with a little rubbing. I ended up getting procomp 1069's which are 15x8 with 3 3/4" backspacing so they are a little narrower track and have the same nice 8-hole trucker style pattern

All he has to do is trim a bit of the inner plastic fender lining & he'd be good. 3 & 5/16" & 3.75" of BS is not that much.

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