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Year: 1992
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Engine: 4.0L HO
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Year: 1992
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yeah if you don't care cutting. i got my fenders cut up to fit 33s with my 4.5" lift. but with 35s, rubbing won't be you're only problem..you'll run into gearing and all that good stuff.
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They (will) (should) not rub on fender flares If you run the stock xj rim maybe. The ZJ canyon has enough bs to keep the rubbing away. Ask maxpower. I just put them on his. No rub.
Also were in NJ?
Also were in NJ?
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Year: 1998
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It depends on the backspacing of your wheels as well. I rubbed with totally stock suspension and factory flares with 29" bfg AT's. I trimmed a bit and put bushwacker flat flares on and was running 33.12.5 pro comp xterrains on wheels with 3.75 backspacing, on stock suspension with less rub then I had with my 29"bfg AT's.