what is the most possible backspacing to run with the rough country 6" lift?

 

anybody. anybody?

 

whats the width of the tires you want to run ?

Most i would run is 5.71 bs. you dont want the rims to be too tucked in or it wont look right.

personally i would run anywhere inbetween 4.5"-5.25" bs.

 

I believe it's 4.5 if I recall right. To be 100% positive just call Rough Country themselves and they will tell you.

 

Howdy neighbor.
This is what their instructions say:

This suspension system was developed using a 35X12.50/17, tire with factory wheels. The lift was designed to lift the
front 6” and the rear 5-5 1/2” to level the vehicle. Due to manufacturing, dimension variances, and inflation all tire and
wheel combinations should be tested prior to installation on all oversized / wider then stock tires We recommend a
wheel not exceeding 8" in width be used with a minimum backspacing of 4.5" to a maximum of 5".

 

I believe mine are 5" u can look at my pics in my album to get an idea

 

Howdy to you too, neighbor! So what this is saying is that you could technically run your rough country 6" lift with stock rims. However, I do not plan on using my stock 20" wheels. But what I understand from this is that i would be ok to use a 8.5" wide 18" wheel with 5.71 inches of backspacing. Those are the specs of the wheels im planning on ordering. And 35" Toyo MTs. The thing that i was worried about is that maybe the rim or the tire sidewall would contact the knuckle.

 

I have the rough country lift and i had to get 1in wheel spacers so my stock wheels and 35s would work

 

4.5-5" is what RCX recommends (for a 18" wheel)