Swamper LTBs
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Swamper LTBs
So i have a 96' 2-dr cherokee with a 4.5in lift...im currently running a set of swamper TSL 32x10.50x15s on offset rims and dont have a problem. I was wondering how hard it would be to manage a set of 33x13.50 or even a 34x10.50 LTBs since the LTB is so narrow. any suggestions are welcome
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So i have a 96' 2-dr cherokee with a 4.5in lift...im currently running a set of swamper TSL 32x10.50x15s on offset rims and dont have a problem. I was wondering how hard it would be to manage a set of 33x13.50 or even a 34x10.50 LTBs since the LTB is so narrow. any suggestions are welcome
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Flex it & take measurements, see if you have room to grow. I run 33x10.5 with 3.5 lift & what I think is OEM backspacing. I got TSL's & bubbled a sidewall, my next set will probably be the 34x10.5 LTB. My tires do rub the control arm & rear inner fender tiny bit, but no problems. With the right backspacing & cut fenders, I think you could run the 13.5,s.
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The 33x13.50s will require some work to get them to fit. They are a really wide tire.
Go to the http://www.intercotire.com/tires.php?id=7&g=1 and check out the specs.
They have a CS of 13.00 inches, so a 10 inch rim would be the way to go.
Oh, t-newell almost all rims have offset, it is how much offset, or better yet backspacing
that matters, since offset can be positive or negative.
Go to the http://www.intercotire.com/tires.php?id=7&g=1 and check out the specs.
They have a CS of 13.00 inches, so a 10 inch rim would be the way to go.
Oh, t-newell almost all rims have offset, it is how much offset, or better yet backspacing
that matters, since offset can be positive or negative.
Last edited by Rock Toy; 03-10-2011 at 09:07 PM.
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