Ok I am really doing it Harry.........Im buying these rims today all four and they will fit. I will post picks of how great they look once they arrive and I get some rubber on them. I have been talked into getting some fatter tires too.
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Ok I am really doing it Harry.........Im buying these rims today all four and they will fit. I will post picks of how great they look once they arrive and I get some rubber on them. I have been talked into getting some fatter tires too.
Good luck dude!
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Originally Posted by JHarris1385
Sweeeet! He's gonna do it first, so I don't hafta!
;)
I wish you success, because I am NEXT on the chopping block. Well, my checkbook is the one on the chopping block, technically...
So your getting the same rim or same dimensions?
Yeah, I just got my AMEX bill in the mail, it includes the rims, the tires AND the cost of moving from Chicago to Reno...Quote:
Originally Posted by PHO2GR4
Talk about setting me back.
Bart
I think I'll go with Bart's find: the Teflon-coated Chambers. I may try to squeeze some 265/70R 16 Yokohamas on them. Probably need to trim, or maybe change my shocks and crank the torsion bars up an inch...after which I'd still probably have to trim!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by JHarris1385
Any thoughts, folks?
Alright its done and they look great. I put them in 265/75/16 all terrian tires. And guess what? I have to crank the torsion bars so I dont rub. I have already trimmed the cladding a bit, but they rub on the back wall of the front fender. I am planning on lifting the whole thing this weekend; just got the OME 912's in the mail yesterday but till then Im cranking the bars a bit tonight.
first thing first.
1.) These do not stick out much at all, actually less than my previous set up. REPEAT...THEY DO NOT STICK WAY OUT like some said
I will repost again with pics and more info, I am stuck at work thinking about how I want to lift and drive it NOW.
Nice! POST PICS! POST PICS! POST PICS!
:) Bart
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Originally Posted by JHarris1385
The more neg. offset & taller profile of the tires is why they rub the rear of the fenderwell...Quote:
Originally Posted by JHarris1385
The only cure I'm aware of, outside of adjusting the steering stops & increasing your min. turning radius, is a B F H adjustment where contact is being made, along with some more trimming.
B F H = Big Fat Hammer?!?
Close enough.. that's the PG version.