15x10" Rim (4in backspacing) with 315 D/R... will it fit???

[HydroStream6]

Looking into some traction for this season... my fenders will be rolled this week. That said, I'm looking into just some steel wheels for drag radials. Does anyone know if a 15x10" rim with a 4" backspace with 315/65/15 drag radials will fit our cars?

Thoughts, opinions?

Thanks

Adam

[Doric]

Gosh. That's... A lot of meat out back.

4" is 101mm. I'm guessing you're describing the backspacing as half of the rim PLUS the offset...?

I'm thinking no.

[GMMillwright]

Nope. Too much tire toward the centerline of the car. I assume you mean offset, not backspacing. If you mean backspacing, too much tire away from the centerline of the car.

[HydroStream6]

Nope. Too much tire toward the centerline of the car. I assume you mean offset, not backspacing. If you mean backspacing, too much tire away from the centerline of the car.

Figured it was worth a shot.

What is the offset on your 19x10s?

[GMMillwright]

Honestly, I don't know. I got mine used from a member here and never bothered to check when I installed them. CGM measured his I believe. Do a search for CCW and CGM and you'll probably find the answer.

[LIVEVIL]

^^ I want those wheels ^^

[radkon]

^^ I want those wheels ^^
You'll have to fight me for them! :stickpoke

[LIVEVIL]

haha, Let the games begin

[CSiJason]

I believe 62mm is the maximum offset you can use before the wheel will not fit. Keep in mind a drag tire on a 15" wheel will have a lot more "bulge" to it and may rub on the inside of the wheel well as well as the fender lips.

[GMMillwright]

I believe 62mm is the maximum offset you can use before the wheel will not fit. Keep in mind a drag tire on a 15" wheel will have a lot more "bulge" to it and may rub on the inside of the wheel well as well as the fender lips.

I had rub on the inner fender on the driver's side, but the BFH fixed that.:thumbs: