20" Wheel Club
10-29-2011, 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted by jayson77
no lift on this jeep? What is the back spacing?
I had to trim the corner of the air dam but that is it.
Before i trimmed the air dam They would only rub when in reverse with the wheel fully turned.
I was given a 3/4" leveling puck but I never put it on because the weight of the spare leveled out the jeep and if I would of put it on then it would look like the rear of the jeep was sagging.
10-31-2011, 04:55 PM
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Originally Posted by seanxtr
Here's My 20 inch XD Hoss Wheels with 35 inch Micky Thompsons
11-01-2011, 08:19 AM
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35'S on 20inch wheels?
Im fairly new to offroading and while I do love the look of the 35's on 20" wheels I'm curious how you guys on this thread that have this set up feel the offroad capability is compared to other guys running 17's or 18'? Any noticeable traction difference when airing down? Do you feel your jeep is any less capable because of the 20" wheels? While I like the look I don't want to sacrifice performance just for looks when I do build mine up. I'm a few years off from upgrading to aftermarket wheels but am considering going this way because I also may end up with 37's further down the road and really like the look of 37's on 20's also.
There are quite a few other threads where guys think 35's on 20inch wheels is crazy because of performance issues, but they have not ran them so I would really like to hear from some folks with this setup that can speak from experience on the off road capability.....
There are quite a few other threads where guys think 35's on 20inch wheels is crazy because of performance issues, but they have not ran them so I would really like to hear from some folks with this setup that can speak from experience on the off road capability.....
11-01-2011, 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted by mark9998
Im fairly new to offroading and while I do love the look of the 35's on 20" wheels I'm curious how you guys on this thread that have this set up feel the offroad capability is compared to other guys running 17's or 18'? Any noticeable traction difference when airing down? Do you feel your jeep is any less capable because of the 20" wheels? While I like the look I don't want to sacrifice performance just for looks when I do build mine up. I'm a few years off from upgrading to aftermarket wheels but am considering going this way because I also may end up with 37's further down the road and really like the look of 37's on 20's also.
There are quite a few other threads where guys think 35's on 20inch wheels is crazy because of performance issues, but they have not ran them so I would really like to hear from some folks with this setup that can speak from experience on the off road capability.....
There are quite a few other threads where guys think 35's on 20inch wheels is crazy because of performance issues, but they have not ran them so I would really like to hear from some folks with this setup that can speak from experience on the off road capability.....
I never saw a trail and said that I couldn't make it due to 20's.... I have seen mud runs that I have not done and said that I need 40's and a 6" lift!
But that had nothing to do with the wheels..... It was over all clearance.
11-05-2011, 05:43 PM
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