<VV> Really, really Tired

[Bryan Blackwell]

The short answer is that only the 13" wheel has interference issues on 
the suspension with greater than stock backspace.  A 15" wheel can 
easily go to 5 1/4" backspace.  The problem is that the most common 
wheels only have 4" of BS, so thus their use.  If that's what you're 
using, I suggest the 6" wide rims, they generally fit better, have less 
bump steer issues, and the performance difference is negligible.

Longer answer: http://autoxer.skiblack.com/tires.html

--Bryan

On Mar 27, 2006, at 7:35 AM, Andrew Allen wrote:

> To avoid bump steer you would want to have a
> backspacing of 5.25 to keep the wheel centered on the
> same plane as the original but you will have
> interference with the suspension components?