So how big a tire do you experts think I could use in this "theoretical" wheel situation in combination with the 2" BL and 1" T-bar crank (that I'm doing tonight):
A 15X8 wheel with 4" of backspacing. If my math all works out it would be out 3" farther than stock. I'm thinking of using like a 265/70/15, which is like 29.6 X 10.43, just slightly shorter than a 31X10.50 (but maybe these would fit anyway)...what's everyone's thoughts? Thanks as always!!!
BodyLift, Backspacing and Tires
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Re: BodyLift, Backspacing and Tires
Good question because I'm thinking of running the same set up.coreylubahn wrote:So how big a tire do you experts think I could use in this "theoretical" wheel situation in combination with the 2" BL and 1" T-bar crank (that I'm doing tonight):
A 15X8 wheel with 4" of backspacing. If my math all works out it would be out 3" farther than stock. I'm thinking of using like a 265/70/15, which is like 29.6 X 10.43, just slightly shorter than a 31X10.50 (but maybe these would fit anyway)...what's everyone's thoughts? Thanks as always!!!
2000 4-Door Blazer 4X4-Stock for now, but have plans.
2004 Ski-Doo MXZX 600 H.O.
2004 Ski-Doo MXZX 600 H.O.
before i put the sl 6" on i had a bl and 1" tb crank. I test fitted the tires 32x1150's(on 15x8 4"bs) they rubbed a little so you could get away with a 31 x1050 but it will be close but they may rub in some situations.
How do feel about trimming?
How do feel about trimming?
2001 cc 2" pa body lift traded
2004 cc zr5 2" pa body lift 6" super lift 2" rear shackle and tb crank traded for a v-max Silverado
2006 V-max cc
2001 ex cab 4x4 ls work truck rufff country 2" lift sold
2012 silverado WT 2wd
2004 cc zr5 2" pa body lift 6" super lift 2" rear shackle and tb crank traded for a v-max Silverado
2006 V-max cc
2001 ex cab 4x4 ls work truck rufff country 2" lift sold
2012 silverado WT 2wd
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okay but what if I want like a 30X10.50 (the metric size I discussed before)? Is that in the fits category, or would rub category? I'm assuming that all this rubbing is coming from the front and rear (mainly rear) edges of the fenders, so if I have to cut a little that's fine. So we all think that the 30X10.50 would work on an 8 inch rim with 4" of BS correct? I'm holding everyone to it if you say yes!!! (Just kidding)
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i ran stock rims though and i settled for frame rub cause it wasnt that bad. when you offset then it becomes the problem. i had 32s when i first got my lift and thought that hey i have 5 inches of lift its no biggie but because i also offset the rims they rubbed like a mofo. and it was a fricking inch biger tire and i didnt even run that much before. so i would be carefull with a different offset over stock. i solved the entire problem by re moldling my fender eventually lol cause it gets annoying
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