Deberti Fenders and Kicking Tires out

awilks85 · Oct 30, 2017

I have a 18 raptor - have 37x20x12.5 toyo mountain terrains on it. Wheels are Fuel Sledge 20x9. Backspacing is 5in adn offset is 1. Putting Deberti fenders and bed sides on it which adds 3 inches on each side. My questions is this - i dont want to buy new tires and wheels, but dont want tires to sit way inside fenders. Are 3 in wheel spacers the way to go? This is a daily drive, VERY light offroad use

Aaron · Oct 30, 2017

3" wheel spacers = Bad is going to be the consensus here.

Just gonna warn you now, the forecast for this thread doesn't look good. Brace yourself

Bulletnjm · Oct 30, 2017

You can avoid buying spacers by buying a currie rear end and have a nice safe setup

solarwinds · Oct 30, 2017

awilks85 said:
I have a 18 raptor - have 37x20x12.5 toyo mountain terrains on it. Wheels are Fuel Sledge 20x9. Backspacing is 5in adn offset is 1. Putting Deberti fenders and bed sides on it which adds 3 inches on each side. My questions is this - i dont want to buy new tires and wheels, but dont want tires to sit way inside fenders. Are 3 in wheel spacers the way to go? This is a daily drive, VERY light offroad use

how much for those Deberti fenders ? Link ?

Msb.19d · Oct 30, 2017

I would change suspension over to air bags so I could slam it while cruising the mall and at car shows.

awilks85 · Oct 30, 2017

solarwinds said:
how much for those Deberti fenders ? Link ?

600 front and 800 rear

SilverBolt · Oct 31, 2017

You just need some 20x12 -44 and you will have a bitchin Brodozer.

DrippinRaptor · Oct 31, 2017

3" spacers? :ROFLJest:

SZDZMTR · Oct 31, 2017

You might have to do it right the first time around and get the correct offset wheels. Your truck, do what you want to do with it. That's the problem with customizing and changing things around, it costs money. Contact the vendors on this forum to hear their advise. As far as 3 inch spacers that's way too much, not safe. Not sure if your studs would be long enough for the lug nuts to start with...

Pacific Wheel · Oct 31, 2017

Skip adapters that thick. A 20x10 with a -12 to -25 should bring you out about 3" over stock or you could go with the 12's with a -44 and bring the wheels out 4-5" -5" further than stock. You'll get a lot of shit on this forum for such a fitment but I hope the info helps.

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