98XJSport
Destiny is the rising sun
- Location
- Western Maine
So easy it looks like I just extended the factory bolt and removed the factory bracket and slapped the tire in there :dunno:
wall04 said:Nope. It won't fit. I have the exactly same tire and tried fitting it where my old spare was. I must have worked it for 20 minutes before I gave up. Now, it's just sitting in back.
I even removed that stamped metal thing that holds the tire up and it still wouldn't sit right the way I want it. I have not decided if I'm going to fit a cable in there to hold it up to the drivers side or what.:dunno:
wacho4 said:Also someone on here made an adapter plate for under the rear seat latch. It moved the seat back up just a few degrees and gave him a little more room. Not sure who it was...
joshv98xj said:It sounds like there might be a difference between the 97+ and the 96- models. What I've noticed is that most of the posts above that say it'll fit have a 97+, while the nay-sayers have old Jeeps.
noaffiliationsti said:so i take it no one knows the answer to my question........?????????
noaffiliationsti said:well i have a 89 and the stud isn't long enough if the tire is standing straight up..
noaffiliationsti said:well i have a 89 and the stud isn't long enough if the tire is standing straight up..