Tire question
12-29-2012, 11:38 AM
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For the amount of money and to delete any stress of trimming,
You would be better off getting the 1.75" Daystar Budget Lift.
And adding the 1.5" Wheel spacers,(don't go cheap on spacers.)
between the two adds, your choice of 33" to 35" wheels
will fit just fine.
Also,
Rebelyell22; You need to clean out Your PM folder. Delete those
PM's you don't need or put them in other saved folders. I tried to
PM you, but was unable to do so.
And without a listed e-mail account I'm left to post Your Birthday
Wish here.....
May Your Week & Weekend be filled with Happy Trails to follow,
a warm sun on your face, and a gaggle of Jeepers to
help celebrate Your Special Day!!!
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You would be better off getting the 1.75" Daystar Budget Lift.
And adding the 1.5" Wheel spacers,(don't go cheap on spacers.)
between the two adds, your choice of 33" to 35" wheels
will fit just fine.
Also,
Rebelyell22; You need to clean out Your PM folder. Delete those
PM's you don't need or put them in other saved folders. I tried to
PM you, but was unable to do so.
And without a listed e-mail account I'm left to post Your Birthday
Wish here.....
May Your Week & Weekend be filled with Happy Trails to follow,
a warm sun on your face, and a gaggle of Jeepers to
help celebrate Your Special Day!!!
~~~
Last edited by BoneShkr; 12-29-2012 at 11:48 AM. Reason: Birthday Wishes & PM folder is full Notice.
12-29-2012, 11:54 AM
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Are you running any lift at all? I went about a full year on 3" of lift and 305/65/17s. There was very minimal rubbing on the swaybar (drivers side). Pretty sure you can go with a 285/75 on stock tires with no lift. My suggestion, speaking from experience, is... save up for what you really want. Shop around, find good price and good customer service. Then you will be really happy. I ran 33's for one wheeling season and couldn't bare not having 35"s. Just a thought.