Nice tire and wheel combination!! I'm looking into getting this combo as well. Just saving up. Where you able to reuse the stock lug nuts? Or did you have to use some aftermarket?
Looking at levelling/lifting my '22 XLT, just curious if you have had any issues with the lane keep/pre collision sensors? If not, maybe I'll be looking into this setup as there have been some issues with just front spacers. Thanks.
You should put a picture of ford's gens when your saying it on the side smaller picture I'm new to ford just learning about it and we'll my memory ain't that great 🤣 Thank you!!!
Hey Cameron, they are Method 316 8.5 x 17 with 0 offset. Please check out our build thread for more details on the mods we've installed! builtrightind.com/blogs/build-breakdowns/f-150-build
@@BuiltRightIndMatt, I like the poke on your new set up. I get the 0 offset to achieve the poke but how do you decide which backspacing to get? Thanks.
@@amateurbiggamehunter7691 Offset an backspacing are kind of the same spec on a set of wheels. So these are a 17x8.5 wheel with a 0 offset. That's all you need to know to achieve the same fit. These tires are pretty beefy, which adds to that look. A slightly narrower tire and there wouldn't appear to be any 'poke'.
Hey Matt, they are Method 316 8.5 x 17 with 5.44 offset. Please check out our build thread for more details on the mods we've installed! builtrightind.com/blogs/build-breakdowns/f-150-build
Little bit of rubbing at lock in reverse. We would need to do some additional trimming of the bumper to resolve it but it’s not a problem, so we just deal with it. 👍
We'll take some fresh measurements today. We actually ended up going back recently and re-adjusting the front coilovers back to the original location to further level the truck and gain tire clearance. We haven't noticed any adverse effects but will keep you updated. We'll cover this in a future video but that's the update for now.
Sorry for the late response here - we've been hauling loaded pallets and more with the F-150, so we're exercising the suspension and things have definitely settled out by now. We're sitting at 40 3/4" in the front and 41 5/8" in the rear (measuring from the asphalt to the top of the wheel wells). Please let us know if you have any more questions!
@@BuiltRightInd thanks. I understand expansion pains. Moved my MIL in with us. We are STILL trying to find stuff we moved to make room for her. Good luck with the new building. I'll be following y'alls progress.
We removed one side and then trimmed one back on the other side. We'll do a follow-up video in a couple months with final thoughts and stuff where I'll make sure we show that.
4.75” backspacing??? Is this achieved with 4.75” spacers? My apologies, I am ignorant about this stuff. I really love the look and beefiness of this super tough stance, looks amazing.
Dang y'all butchered your truck to get a look. 35" is an absolute waste. Drives slow on the highway too. Max Is do on my 22 f150 wud be 33". That's an absolute mess..
I’ll probably use 33 in tires to prevent any cutting
Don’t forget rear wheel liners mud flaps and bug deflector.
Absolutely love it
thanks for sharing
Nice tire and wheel combination!! I'm looking into getting this combo as well. Just saving up. Where you able to reuse the stock lug nuts? Or did you have to use some aftermarket?
Looking at levelling/lifting my '22 XLT, just curious if you have had any issues with the lane keep/pre collision sensors? If not, maybe I'll be looking into this setup as there have been some issues with just front spacers. Thanks.
We haven't had any issues with those sensors at all! Just a bit of rubbing under full lock, but that's it. We love the setup
You should put a picture of ford's gens when your saying it on the side smaller picture
I'm new to ford just learning about it and we'll my memory ain't that great
🤣
Thank you!!!
Can you share which fox 2.0 you used? There are 2 different part numbers from Fox and there is a difference in spring rates.
We used Roush part number #422014.
I’m interested in the wheel offset also. Good question Matt Dorsey! 👍🏻
Hey Cameron, they are Method 316 8.5 x 17 with 0 offset. Please check out our build thread for more details on the mods we've installed! builtrightind.com/blogs/build-breakdowns/f-150-build
@@BuiltRightInd little confused with the offset is that a positive or negative offset? -25, 0, or +25
@@jesco8577 Sorry for that misinfo there! These are 17x8.5 with +0 offset and 4.75" backspacing
@@BuiltRightIndMatt, I like the poke on your new set up. I get the 0 offset to achieve the poke but how do you decide which backspacing to get? Thanks.
@@amateurbiggamehunter7691 Offset an backspacing are kind of the same spec on a set of wheels. So these are a 17x8.5 wheel with a 0 offset. That's all you need to know to achieve the same fit. These tires are pretty beefy, which adds to that look. A slightly narrower tire and there wouldn't appear to be any 'poke'.
any update on this build ? hows the tire and wheel combo? rubbing issues solved? on and offroad?
ua-cam.com/video/NFZrf29kKEU/v-deo.html
2:30 How did you achieve this 1/2" of lift in the rear?
We adjusted the preload on the rear shocks until we were happy with the level! Ended up being right around the 1/2" expected.
What size tire, said 35, but by what and wheel offset?
Hey Matt, they are Method 316 8.5 x 17 with 5.44 offset. Please check out our build thread for more details on the mods we've installed! builtrightind.com/blogs/build-breakdowns/f-150-build
That is a backspacing size not offset
@@fabr6r6 Thank you for catching that! These are 17x8.5 with +0 offset and 4.75" backspacing
It’s not “built right” if you have to cut a bunch of stuff to make it work.
Trueeeeeeee
Have you had clearance / rubbing issues with this tire size
Little bit of rubbing at lock in reverse. We would need to do some additional trimming of the bumper to resolve it but it’s not a problem, so we just deal with it. 👍
What is the after measurement ground to fender?
We'll take some fresh measurements today. We actually ended up going back recently and re-adjusting the front coilovers back to the original location to further level the truck and gain tire clearance. We haven't noticed any adverse effects but will keep you updated. We'll cover this in a future video but that's the update for now.
Sorry for the late response here - we've been hauling loaded pallets and more with the F-150, so we're exercising the suspension and things have definitely settled out by now. We're sitting at 40 3/4" in the front and 41 5/8" in the rear (measuring from the asphalt to the top of the wheel wells). Please let us know if you have any more questions!
@@BuiltRightInd thanks. I understand expansion pains. Moved my MIL in with us. We are STILL trying to find stuff we moved to make room for her.
Good luck with the new building. I'll be following y'alls progress.
Did you end up cutting off the crashbars?
We removed one side and then trimmed one back on the other side. We'll do a follow-up video in a couple months with final thoughts and stuff where I'll make sure we show that.
@@BuiltRightIndwhere’s the follow up vid?
What size wheels of those methods??? Can you link me a site
We love them! Check it out: builtrightind.com/blogs/build-breakdowns/f-150-build
What size are the tires?
They are Falken Wildpeak A/T3W LT315/70/17 tires mounted on 17"x8.5" Method Race Wheels 316, finished in Matte Black
Can we get a follow up video to this?
100% ua-cam.com/video/NFZrf29kKEU/v-deo.html
What is the wheel offset?
These are 17x8.5 with +0 offset and 4.75" backspacing
4.75” backspacing???
Is this achieved with 4.75” spacers?
My apologies, I am ignorant about this stuff.
I really love the look and beefiness of this super tough stance, looks amazing.
You measured the rear with a bed full of tires and wheels. Lol
Did you notice that we didn’t go back and measure after? 😂
Dang y'all butchered your truck to get a look. 35" is an absolute waste. Drives slow on the highway too. Max Is do on my 22 f150 wud be 33". That's an absolute mess..
Really? We like it! Drives fine, pretty capable off road, not ‘slow’ on the highway either. 35’s aren’t for everyone 😉
Those Sparks can melt/pit your paint 👎🏻