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Trying to get concrete experiences: Wheel Backspacing, 4" lifts, 37" tires
All,
I've searched the board for the past couple of days (the 'net as well), and as usual I've come up with a multitude of contradictions. Im looking at either the Rubicon Express 4" or the Procomp 4" (All spring) lifts. While I fully understand that 35" tires will fit - I've seen some people supposedly fitting 37" tires w/o 'rubbing'. Yet others saying that it cannot be done....So my questions are: For those who have done it: -What did you have to trim (If anything) -What is your specific wheel/tire setup. Rim Size/Width, Tire Size, and Backspacing For those who say it cannot be done: -Have you tried yourself ? -If so, where was it rubbing ? This is most important, as rubbing on the springs maybe cured with the proper backspacing.... Thanks, Steve |
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I guess I'll weigh in here. I've got a 6.5 Pro Comp lift on my truck. 35x12.50R20's on 20x10's with a -25 offset. When I turn, my tires miss the lower front valence by about 1/2". 37's would definitely rub on my truck if I didn't trim anything
I do not rub the springs with my setup...
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a 4" lift with a 9" wide wheel and 4.5" backspacing with a 37x12.50 tire should not rub. I did the setup on my buddies truck and did not have to trim anything, and it does not rub the leaf springs.
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37x13.50s on 16x9 4.5 bs hit the leaf springs. its annoying but I'm pretty much used to it.
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Thanks guys. The wheels I was looking at were actually 4.75" back-spacing; so that should give me a little more room...
How about some pics ? |
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