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Looking to put after market rims on my Bronco, but with these calibers I can’t find a cool pair. Looking to buy some 24inch, ordered from custom offset and they didn’t fit. HELP ME.
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There's a whole thread on wheels already:
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...pgrades-here-pics.18511/page-156#post-1798089
I don't know how many 24s you'll find or what kind of reception that'll get but good luck.
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...pgrades-here-pics.18511/page-156#post-1798089
I don't know how many 24s you'll find or what kind of reception that'll get but good luck.
You are not gonna get much love for 24" rimz around here. You will find more wheel options in 20" which will not completely sacrifice all off road abilities when paired with the proper tire. Other Bronco owners will also be less likely to point and laugh at 20's vs 24's if that matters to you all (and it shouldn't). And then again, I don't have to been seen in your ride and it is ultimately your money to spend how you want so...
The caliper is not your problem, it is most likely the center bore. Yow will need 93.1mm. The offset you need is going to depend on the size of the wheel and tires you get.
There are several online wheel/tire comparison calculators to use that will compare stock wheel location to whatever you plan on buying. Play around with those so you get something that will fit and not rub every time you hit a speed bump or turn full lock. A bit of research will save you money and aggravation.
The caliper is not your problem, it is most likely the center bore. Yow will need 93.1mm. The offset you need is going to depend on the size of the wheel and tires you get.
There are several online wheel/tire comparison calculators to use that will compare stock wheel location to whatever you plan on buying. Play around with those so you get something that will fit and not rub every time you hit a speed bump or turn full lock. A bit of research will save you money and aggravation.
