OME 913 springs

[uncle_asa]

OME 912's give lift of about 2" or a little more & are single rate.
They are about the same length as stock springs(with no load), just made of heavier ga. material.
I know you don't want spacers, but that would seem the most economical solution. Also, cutting the rear bump stops in half vertically improves the ride a little.

I'm going to replace springs anyway, so spacers are not the option. The options are: VX stock, OME 913, Trooper stock and OME 912. Cutting rear bump stops also will not improve clearance Just wondering what would be the best for my case (31.7" wheels in full diagonal crosses).
I believe for the 265/75R16 the rims should be with ET20 (the formula I used is 38-(265-245)/2-((265*0.75-245*0.70)/2)*sin(pi/4)~=18, round to 20 )

[Ldub]

Sorry dude...ya lost me there...I was a complete failure at algebra & just use one of many tire calculators available.
Also, I've not seen OME 913's before, so I'm "in the dark" there too.

[psychos2]

those tires are 31.9" . shawn

[uncle_asa]

those tires are 31.9" . shawn

Anyway, the main question: will they fit freely with OME 913 or stock springs or not?

[ZEUS]

Well if the 913's do give 1" of lift then I would say, yes, those tires should fit. Don't trim your rear bump stops though or you might stuff those tires into your cladding here and there. Give Rocky Road Outiftters a call or email them as they carry OME springs and probably have specs on all of them. Have you considered air bags for the stock rear springs? They might just be perfect for doing what you need. Maybe research that option as well.

[Triathlete]

The tires will fit with no lift...just turn the t-bars a bit eliminating the rake of the vehicle and a very minimal amount of front cladding trimming should do. With the 913 (if they give 1 inch of lift) and a small amount of lift by turning the t-bar bolts you will be fine.
I ran the same size tire (BFG AT's) with the first option for about 6 mounths before lifting.

[uncle_asa]

The tires will fit with no lift...just turn the t-bars a bit eliminating the rake of the vehicle and a very minimal amount of front cladding trimming should do. With the 913 (if they give 1 inch of lift) and a small amount of lift by turning the t-bar bolts you will be fine.
I ran the same size tire (BFG AT's) with the first option for about 6 mounths before lifting.

The torsion lift is easy and can be adjusted even I miss from the first try, but I don't wish to miss with the springs height and install spacers. And I don't think I wish to go as big as you: if I ever go to the challenge I don't wish to contest with TLC on 36" with winch only because of I have tires bigger than 32"

How it was without lifting? Does they stuff into the claddings on big rocks?

[uncle_asa]

Well if the 913's do give 1" of lift then I would say, yes, those tires should fit. Don't trim your rear bump stops though or you might stuff those tires into your cladding here and there. Give Rocky Road Outiftters a call or email them as they carry OME springs and probably have specs on all of them. Have you considered air bags for the stock rear springs? They might just be perfect for doing what you need. Maybe research that option as well.

Thanks for the tip, wrote mail to them, let's see if they respond.
The bags will cost like the new spring, so what's the reason to install bags?