i'm looking to get some maxxis mudzilla tyres and would like either 33x13.5x15 or 35x13.5x15 obviously i'd prefer 35's but how much more work would be required?
my jeep.
1995 2.5td, 4.5" full leaf RC lift, D30 with out disconect front, soon to fit 29 spline 8.25 rear with 4.10 gearing, manual 5 speed trans. i dont have a slip yoke eliminator and i dont have a transfer box drop and i dont have vib's
the jeep is used for what you might call trails and pay and play days which is normally mud, not really a daily drive but it is a good backup to get me to work.
Q1, what back spacing do i need on wheels for 13.5 wide tyres? also 10x15 or 8x10 wheels?
Q2, will 4.5" of lift be ok with 35's as i'd rather not limit travel with bump stops etc, i dont mind cutting the wheel arch (fender?) but i'd rather not have to modify the inner wing
basically i'm on a bit of a budget and jeep parts are silly money here and second hand parts are limited as american cars arnt that popular, id rather not spend loads and loads just to get 35's to fit when i know 33's only need a little trim and no other expense
Thanks
Russell
my jeep.
1995 2.5td, 4.5" full leaf RC lift, D30 with out disconect front, soon to fit 29 spline 8.25 rear with 4.10 gearing, manual 5 speed trans. i dont have a slip yoke eliminator and i dont have a transfer box drop and i dont have vib's
the jeep is used for what you might call trails and pay and play days which is normally mud, not really a daily drive but it is a good backup to get me to work.
Q1, what back spacing do i need on wheels for 13.5 wide tyres? also 10x15 or 8x10 wheels?
Q2, will 4.5" of lift be ok with 35's as i'd rather not limit travel with bump stops etc, i dont mind cutting the wheel arch (fender?) but i'd rather not have to modify the inner wing
basically i'm on a bit of a budget and jeep parts are silly money here and second hand parts are limited as american cars arnt that popular, id rather not spend loads and loads just to get 35's to fit when i know 33's only need a little trim and no other expense
Thanks
Russell