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Old Jun 26, 2007 | 06:26 PM
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Sounds like you've already made up your mind but try to find the right backspacing otherwise it's not going to work. If you get too little backspacing its going to rub like crazy on the fenders and bumper. If you get too much backspacing, the tire is going to rub on the suspension components. Good luck. . like I said I've got 10" lift and only think I could clear 38x13.50s without rubbing. .



Originally Posted by acm8705
He's also running 4.88 gears in front and 4.56 in the rear. So much for having 4 wheel drive.
LMAO! . . what a turd.
 
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Old Jun 26, 2007 | 09:33 PM
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heres a guy with 6in lift 2in spacer 3in body on 40s
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2129607
 
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Old Jun 26, 2007 | 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted by acm8705
He's also running 4.88 gears in front and 4.56 in the rear. So much for having 4 wheel drive.
i was thinking the same thing
 
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Old Jun 26, 2007 | 10:38 PM
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I've got 10" lift and only think I could clear 38x13.50s without rubbing. .
I am pretty sure you could. I have 38x15.5's and I only have 9in of lift. I did rub while turning all the way left or right, until I trimmed. Now I only trim while turning all the way and hitting a bump. I just got fabtech coilovers, and I am going to crank them up 1.5in or 2in. Then I should not rub at all. I think if I cranked my front 2-2.5in I could fit 39.5x13.5's with no rubbing.

I have actually been thinking about 39.5x13.5 iroks 40x13.5 ATZ's when my tires where out. I think it is a good setup.

Also if your going to do this your going to want like a 10in wide rim with 5-5.5in of backspacing. Or a 9in wide rim with 4.5-5in.
 
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