285's on 17 poison spyders ????
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285's on 17 poison spyders ????
trying to see if poison spyder 17's with the 4.5 back space would fit a stock rubi without problems......
thank you fo the help...
thank you fo the help...
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Here's a quote by Rookie from another thread (Clifton Slay from Spyderlock wheels)
"The 3.5" back spacing is the only option. The Spyderlock is a smash mouth hardcore wheel, where off road performance is it's primary function. The offset is to accommodate modified suspensions with out rubbing during articulation and hard turning, with the added advantage of stability. The exact factory bearing load is changed with differing offsets that will be found with most after market wheels. I doubt you would see a wear problem on your Jeep. I run the Spyderlocks on my daily driver JK and have not or anticipate any issue."
Here's the thread
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...ght=spyderlock
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thank you scott,
so they will fit with minor rubbing, i will just cut the fenders a bit i cant afford a lift now and i dont wnat to buy wheels i will not use later.
so they will fit with minor rubbing, i will just cut the fenders a bit i cant afford a lift now and i dont wnat to buy wheels i will not use later.
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It depends on how wide of a tire you plan on going with down the road. If you're going to 12.5" or less, 4.5" backspacing works. If you plan on going wider, you may need to go less backspacing to keep from rubbing on the inside, but will need more lift or flat fenders to avoid rubbing on the fenders themselves.