Duratrac 285/70/17 no lift.
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Duratrac 285/70/17 no lift.
Here are my new Duratracs. These are 285/70/17, with no spacers and no lift. They rub just a bit on a sharp turn, but doesn't seem to be a big deal.
I'm thinking I may want some spacers for a bit of a wider stance. How many inches should I get?
UPDATED PICS with spacers in the snow.
I'm thinking I may want some spacers for a bit of a wider stance. How many inches should I get?
UPDATED PICS with spacers in the snow.
Last edited by blackrock611; 02-09-2010 at 10:52 AM. Reason: updated pics with spacers
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Looks good.. how tall are they 32.8? I'm thinking with a 7.5 rim it might be that. I have a Rubi with tow and hardtop pkg and am putting in a TF leveling kit I think I could fit the 315's on..34.4 what do you think??..so that would be about a 3/4 inch taller overall and just over a 1" wider ..if my math is right..lol but with Pintlers so with more backspace. They do look good hows the ride?
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Good looking! Been reading up on them good reviews! how did they do for you? I think they are the perfect solution for me, I want a more aggresive tire on the stock rims! seems to fit the bill!
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Looks good.. how tall are they 32.8? I'm thinking with a 7.5 rim it might be that. I have a Rubi with tow and hardtop pkg and am putting in a TF leveling kit I think I could fit the 315's on..34.4 what do you think??..so that would be about a 3/4 inch taller overall and just over a 1" wider ..if my math is right..lol but with Pintlers so with more backspace. They do look good hows the ride?
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Looks great, I would say that the spidertrac 1.25 inch spacers would be enough.
And yes, update when you get them, I love the look of the stock rims with bigger tires!
Andrew
And yes, update when you get them, I love the look of the stock rims with bigger tires!
Andrew
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Yeah I think I'm gonna go with the Spidertrax spacers. I got a chance to test out the new tires in some snow this morning, and let me tell you, they did awesome. We got about 4-5 inches last night, and these things barely slip at all. I am very impressed so far.