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I think it would depend on your backspacing though. I want to get the Cragar soft 8's and those 31/10.5's
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okay guys im not talkin bout fenders or anything like that my fenders are gonna get trimmed and im gonna bumpstop a lil bit, im talkin bout the LCA while the wheel is at full turn, fenders im good on, ive allready taken off the flares and i have stuffed the crap out of my 235's so yeah thats not an issue its just if the LCA WILL RUB?
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That wide of a tire on the stock rim with the 4.75"+ bacspacing...WILL rub LCA on turns
Check into getting some rims that are at least 8" wide and a 3.75"BS or less.
Soft 8's like EVERYONE has
Wagon Wheels like at least 3-4 members have
Either are rather cheaply acquired thru places like SummitRacing.
Check into getting some rims that are at least 8" wide and a 3.75"BS or less.
Soft 8's like EVERYONE has
Wagon Wheels like at least 3-4 members have
Either are rather cheaply acquired thru places like SummitRacing.
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hey howler glad to see you back you too joe aint seen yall around, what about wheel spacers? they are a lil bit cheaper and new cragars are just out of my price range, maybe some wheels from another car or truck that will fit and have better back spacing?
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That wide of a tire on the stock rim with the 4.75"+ bacspacing...WILL rub LCA on turns
Check into getting some rims that are at least 8" wide and a 3.75"BS or less.
Soft 8's like EVERYONE has
Wagon Wheels like at least 3-4 members have
Either are rather cheaply acquired thru places like SummitRacing.
Check into getting some rims that are at least 8" wide and a 3.75"BS or less.
Soft 8's like EVERYONE has
Wagon Wheels like at least 3-4 members have
Either are rather cheaply acquired thru places like SummitRacing.
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u can get spacers at autozone... go JYin... i got my 31x10.50r15's on chrome wheels for $100 and i dunno what the back spacing is but it was different then stock and they fit great... they came off a B2...
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I think you would be a lot happier with new rims at 15x8 with at least 4 inches a back spacing.
Sure you could go with spacers, but you'll have to a keep constant eye on them with maintenance re-checking torque. Plus one more thing to fail on you.
Here is a link on what I am running now.
31x10.5x15, 2"BB trimmed and bump stopped.
No rubbing rubbing any where.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/USW-84-5812L/
Sure you could go with spacers, but you'll have to a keep constant eye on them with maintenance re-checking torque. Plus one more thing to fail on you.
Here is a link on what I am running now.
31x10.5x15, 2"BB trimmed and bump stopped.
No rubbing rubbing any where.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/USW-84-5812L/