32s on 3" rough country?
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Year: 2002
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32s on 3" rough country?
hey guys right now im at a 3 " rough country kit. I got bald 31 all terrains, so i want to upgrade. Could i fit 32s on there for the time being until i upgrade to a 4.5" kit? I have bushwackers already so i already trimmed for those.
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Originally Posted by jmm0122
Holy bald tires
Originally Posted by jakbob
agreed. i dont think they are quite 33's anymore... still looks bad as hell though
Originally Posted by Bossokee
Yeah those things will still throw lot of mud haha
Originally Posted by dogger15
They prob do better than new bfg ats in the mud
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When I got my current XJ (a 1992), it had a 3" RC lift and 32" Buckshot Mudders. With stock rims, they do run on the lower control arms, but not real bad. I never rubbed on the front fenders but when I had a load in the back, they would rub on the flares when I went over a bump. I have since gone down to 31" AT's and will soon be getting some aftermarket rims to get them scooted out a bit farther because the 31's still rub a little on the control arms. I could just adjust the stops but haven't got around to it cause it ain't a big deal.
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Originally Posted by Drewjharper1900
Correct. Bumpstop + plus atleast 4" backspacing = Happy Jeep!
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Well, if you are looking at numbers, than yeah 4" or less. But if you are looking at it literally, then you need at least 4" backspace. Because 3.75" would really be more backspacing than 4. Anyways, you new what i ment. Haha
I also put the plus symbol, and wrote plus.
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