Does two different rim size matter?
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Does two different rim size matter?
I just put a 4.5in lift on my 96 xj and i was giving a set of aluminum rims that are from a 1979 ford econoline 150. I order the lug adapter for them but i was told that since the front rims are 15 x 10 and the rears are 16 x 10 that i cant put it into four wheel drive is this true ?
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Depends what size tires you are running i guess, if they are both 35s or what ever shouldnt make a difference. Just wondering why you would want to do this. If they are different sizes you will cause major damage to your transfer case!
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the rims where giving to me to use for now untill i get the rims i want yeah i was going to put i believe 31s or 32s on them
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just make sure that all four are the same size, if not leave it in two wheel. But that would defeat the purpose of your jeep!
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yeah ill probably just pass on taking the rims i was offered my rear is shot enough i dont want to add more problems to it
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