15x10 fitment on non-tubbed Duster

@72bluNblu Kind Sir, I am having an heck of a time trying to figure out if the Keystone's in 15x7 (3.75" bs) will fit in front without getting into the fender lip and still clear the ball joint.
I have just made a deal on a 1968 B-body 8.75" housing and I have several C-body housing's available to cut down so the 15X10 Keystone's 4.125" bs isn't a big deal. However, if I can't make the fronts work I might just have to scrap the Keystone idea due to having no options for backspace. I know the B-body housing won't work for the Keystone backspaces, it's just for 17's or 18's if I ever go that route.

Here's what we're working with:
1973 Duster. Rear wheel openings trimmed. Currently has 3" spring relocation and plans to do Dr. Diff's 1/2" relocation so I can use the OEM repro exhaust system and tips that I have. Can cut housing to custom length. Front wheel openings stock.

15x6 = 3.063" bs
15x7 = 3.75" bs
15x8 = 3.875" bs
15x10 = 4.125" bs

225/70 -15
Diameter= 27.4" Section Width=9.1" Tread Width= 7.2"

235/60-15
Diameter= 26.1" Section Width=9.2" Tread Width= 7.6"

245/60-15
Diameter= 26.6" Section Width= 9.5" Tread Width= 8.00"

275/60-15
Diameter= 28.1" Section Width= 10.7" Tread Width= 8.90"

295/50-15
Diameter=26.8" Section Width=12.22" Tread Width= 10.1"

In the front to clear a 225 you’ll need a 15x7 with a 4.25” backspace. Most of these cars will not clear a 235 in the front on a 15x7”, 4.25” backspace isn’t enough and any more than 4.5” generally causes ball joint/brake clearance issues.

The other thing is the height. Unless your front tires are super narrow, the height becomes an issue at around 26”. You will not clear 225/70/15’s at any backspace unless you plan on running like a gasser with the nose 4’ in the air.

With a 15x7” and 3.75” of backspace the best you’re likely to do is a 205/65/15. That puts the outside of the tire in the same spot as my 275/35/18’s. If you’re lowered up front you might have to roll the fender lips like I did. At stock height it wasn’t an issue.

With a 15x7 BBP wheel you really need 4.25” of backspace, and even then about the max you can run is a 225/60/15.