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Help a newbie out! Lol
My question is I'm wondering if I can put some mud boggers on my 96' without having to lift it. I know I'll probably need wheel spacers to avoid rubbing, but I want bigger tires so I can wheel with the best of you guys. And also does anyone have anywhere suggestions? I would absolutely love to put some super swampers on her lol thanks so muchs guys!
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even with spacers you cant go higher than 30's
with bushwacker flares and spacers you can probly do 33
but with that much money you might as well lift it for real
with bushwacker flares and spacers you can probly do 33
but with that much money you might as well lift it for real
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Originally Posted by raminboy
even with spacers you cant go higher than 30's
with bushwacker flares and spacers you can probly do 33
but with that much money you might as well lift it for real
with bushwacker flares and spacers you can probly do 33
but with that much money you might as well lift it for real
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Found out something that I think may work. Any opinions?
http://www.quadratec.com/products/92610_7XX_PG.htm
http://www.quadratec.com/products/92610_7XX_PG.htm
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Originally Posted by Kyle 4x4 4life
the 28's for a 14" rim...so youd have to do 29.
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Originally Posted by Jim_K
just get that in a 28 or 29
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Originally Posted by Kyle 4x4 4life
Ya they'd fit on those rims fine...now the rubbing thing, im not to sure...i dont think they will...but not positive.
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Not a Grand Cherokee, doesn't belong in GC tech.
Moved to OEM Tech since your asking about tires on a stock height.
And, for what its worth, Super Swamper makes tires in sizes real close to stock. Just because you are looking for a mud tire or a "bogger" doesn't mean its has to be big.
Moved to OEM Tech since your asking about tires on a stock height.
And, for what its worth, Super Swamper makes tires in sizes real close to stock. Just because you are looking for a mud tire or a "bogger" doesn't mean its has to be big.
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Originally Posted by Gee oh Dee
Not a Grand Cherokee, doesn't belong in GC tech.
Moved to OEM Tech since your asking about tires on a stock height.
And, for what its worth, Super Swamper makes tires in sizes real close to stock. Just because you are looking for a mud tire or a "bogger" doesn't mean its has to be big.
Moved to OEM Tech since your asking about tires on a stock height.
And, for what its worth, Super Swamper makes tires in sizes real close to stock. Just because you are looking for a mud tire or a "bogger" doesn't mean its has to be big.
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