i have a dilemma
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From: North Carolina
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: inline 6 4.0 lt
ok so i got this set of american racing wheels and 33" bfg muds and they fit but sharp turns make contact with my fender flares and my end caps. i have no problem cutting my end caps a bit but idk if i wanna lose my flares. i like em and i think they are sexy. im thinkin about adding a 1-1.5" spacer up front to compensate for the tires. heres some pics of how it looks.
I have been there done that. The spacers will more than likely make them rub more. You are better off just trimming the back of the flare. But if you really wheel your jeep the tires are going to hit the fenders and rip the flares off anyway. I have 33"s on my jeep with a 4.5 lift an my centers are cut about 5-6 inches and I barely miss rubbing when fully flexed out. Hope this helps
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From: Hudson, FL
Year: 1999
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The good news is, if you like the flares, there is no reason to remove them.
I have 33s too, however my wheels have 3.75inch backspacing.
Here's what I did to eliminate ALL rubbing:

More info and pics in my build thread.
I have 33s too, however my wheels have 3.75inch backspacing.
Here's what I did to eliminate ALL rubbing:

More info and pics in my build thread.
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Year: 2000
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mine have 3.75 bs but it rubs on the endcap and on the bottom rear of the flare. i figure im gonna cut em. cut my bumper til i can make a new one and make some flat flares. dunno if ima cut the rear tho
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