Yeah, I know. Really sounds like a stupid newbie question.
Most full width users get into the 80+ range, right?
How wide are 2.5 Rockwells?


Let's get this out of the way too.....................:flipoff2:

I put 44's on a Dana 60 front end. :)

stock rear rockwell hubs in. with stock 9.00x20s [dually] 93 outside to outside and i love it. it has never felt so good on the side hills

Originally posted by Scott@Rockstomper
I put 44's on a Dana 60 front end. :)

Would you run the Mantis in SoDak, being that wide?

Originally posted by LAME
Would you run the Mantis in SoDak, being that wide?

Since rollover isn't a major issue for the truck, and the trails that I really like up there are wide enough anyway... OH HELL YEAH! :)

That said, I missed SoDak this year... no money, no time off... :(

You can check out some pics from DTC at www.mntoyx4.com :D

I'm almost 100" outside of tire to outside of tire. That's a Chevy d60 front, 3.5" backspacing on 15x10 wheels and 44x18.5 TSL's.

J. J.

Originally posted by patooyee
I'm almost 100" outside of tire to outside of tire. That's a Chevy d60 front, 3.5" backspacing on 15x10 wheels and 44x18.5 TSL's.

J. J.
Patooyee I've been meaning to ask you, were you shooting for a monster truck or a rockcrawler?:D;) :flipoff2:

I'm 91" outside of tire to outside of tire: rockwells and 44 swampers

If you use a full width one ton axle with 10" or wider wheel you'l be over 90"

full width chebby 60 here with 10 inch wheel 2.5 in ch back spacing and 42 swampers, 96 outside of tire to outside of tire, jiMMy

Originally posted by YELLER BLAZER
If you use a full width one ton axle with 10" or wider wheel you'l be over 90"

:confused:

Originally posted by syko

Patooyee I've been meaning to ask you, were you shooting for a monster truck or a rockcrawler?:D;) :flipoff2:

Well, rockcrawler originally. :) Actually, that width measurement may not be accurate, but close. I'll measure again this weekend after I get my 44's on to be sure. But I seem to remember being 94" or so with the 38's.

J. J.

Originally posted by RockRover


:confused: lol

Originally posted by YELLER BLAZER
If you use a full width one ton axle with 10" or wider wheel you'l be over 90"

what are you talking about? i have fullwidth ford 60, 38.5x14.5r16.5 SXs with 4.75" backspacing and am at ~84"

-Steve

Originally posted by Stephen D Hallock


what are you talking about? i have fullwidth ford 60, 38.5x14.5r16.5 SXs with 4.75" backspacing and am at ~84"

-Steve not everyone runs 16.5 wheels. hence with your back spacing your obviously below 90 come down to 3 inches and guess where that puts you, 90! jiMMy

I'm 88-89", full width Chevy D60, 15 x 10s w/4 1/8 BS (w/beadlocks), 15-39.5x15 TSLs.

Pete

These numbers don't make any sense to me- mine is Dodge 60 (61 really) with 15x10 3.5 BS, 39.5 15-15's. 85.5" wide front, 85.75" rear w/ 14 bolt. :confused: And no I wouldn't want to be much wider at all, I think this is perfect.

94" wide, 12" wide Hummer wheels, dually hubs front
94" wide, 16" wide hummer wheels rear, custom spacer hubs.

We have no width problems where we wheel (not many tight trail), so all this talk about width is a moot point. for me, it was more to make the truck go wider as much as I needed it to go up for the 44's.

OK, Doc, took me long enough but I finally have a rough estimate. (Had mom go measure.) :)

92" outside of tire to outside of tire. That's a 1982 Chevy d60 dually front converted to single wheel, 15x10" beadlocks, 3.5" backspacing, 44x18.5 TSL's. Hope it helps you.

J. J.

Originally posted by patooyee
OK, Doc, took me long enough but I finally have a rough estimate. (Had mom go measure.) :)

92" outside of tire to outside of tire. That's a 1982 Chevy d60 dually front converted to single wheel, 15x10" beadlocks, 3.5" backspacing, 44x18.5 TSL's. Hope it helps you.

J. J. Thanks Dude

Rockwells with 18.4 x 26 rice and cane tires on custom wheels are ONLY 95"