my new rims
Well, being almost 34.5". I would say rough terrain and you'll rub for sure and I think you may need spacers or you cannot turn your wheels all the way without rubbing. I know the 35" tire guys have a 2" level kit and 1/4" spacers to prevent rubbing
he has a 4.5 inch backspace though. the 4.5 inch backspace with the 35x12.5s will fit nice and you shouldnt have any rubbing. you may need to reform your wheel wells so you can go wheeling hard without worrying of any rubbage on them.
well,i am hoping with my truck leveled out with the torsion bar,will take care of needing the 2" keys. i still have a little left on the torsion if i need to go a little more.i think i am gonna give the 315's a go. if i need to, after i get them, i will get the spacers.
arent the stock rims like 5.75 backspacing? i thought i read that somewhere, but cannt seem to find it again.
arent the stock rims like 5.75 backspacing? i thought i read that somewhere, but cannt seem to find it again.
Last edited by talon6; Jan 24, 2009 at 04:43 AM.
yeh,i had it aligned when i cranked the torsion before. but if i have to crank it a little more, i will get aligned again. might do it again anyway since i am putting new tires and rims on it. i mean it drives straight and doesnt pull,but it would just make me feel better.
thank you dirtydog. i did not even relize that. i thought i had researched that tire very well. you might have just changed my mind. i wanted cepek tires to go with the cepek rims. but donnt like the look of the mud country. well maybe i will be getting nitto mud grapplers then. back to the drawing board.
here's a link for a little info if someone was wondering about the difference in radial and bias.
http://www.offroadtoystore.com/Merch...e=BiasVsRadial
here's a link for a little info if someone was wondering about the difference in radial and bias.
http://www.offroadtoystore.com/Merch...e=BiasVsRadial







