33" Tires on a F100 4x4?

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re: 33" Tires on a F100 4x4?

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:hmm: I have no idea
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probably the same reason i have 8 NOS points sets fer my 68... :lol:

but i doubt she picked up the shoes from a swapmeet fer 1.50 each... :D
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re: 33" Tires on a F100 4x4?

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Hey did you consider going with a 255 85r 16 tire the selection is not that great, but it measures 33 tall 10 inch section width and around 8 inches of tread width. I have a 71 f250 and I got rid of the 16.5's that was on it and bought a set of late model factory 16x7 steel wheels, mounted one of these tires, and I like the look. Tall and almost narrow.
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According to fitment guides and Fourwheeler/Peterson's, I believe it says for 33's, a 2.5" minimum, 3-4" recommended. Otherwise, rubbing and or bottoming out can occur. Some lifts for the F100/F150 are not that expensive if you opt for rear blocks.
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