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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
American Force 22x11 Wheels
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[QUOTE="TyCorr, post: 1361315, member: 1451"] Not from AF mouth but the 22x11 is an oddball size that was intended for guys running stockish sized rubber but a hair wider without the wheel hanging out the fender. Crap wheels, but xd was the only 11 wide that was decently offset. Not a reco for xd just pointing out the goofy offset 22x11 was a shot in the dark and the aftermarket clung to it for some reason. I would stick to the universal offsets as jared mentioned. Whether you want a 17 or a 24. Stick to 10s and 12 wides with sensical negative offsets. On a 11+ obviously a 10 wide is best. [/QUOTE]
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