Originally Posted by Ianf406

Yea the CA immigrants have shut down quite a few of the trails. Luckily they only want to live on one side of the state and all the good trails are on the east side anyways. (Excluding a few). I have been on some rough/Rocky trails in places like UT, CO, WY, ID and here in MT (Ton of great ones down by Yellowstone) Maybe I'm just lucky with my rims! I tend to have about an inch of rubber on either side of them. I just like them for their weight.

If you ever come back with a Jeep, you should check out the OHV trail they made in Lakeside(WildBill trail)... By Polson. It is non-stop obstacles.. some of which only a buggy can do. It is still a work in progress.. About 40-50 miles of trails.(120 in the works) I have damaged my rig there more than anywhere else haha. Its somewhat unique in that its a partnership WITH the forest service (The famed Holy Cross trail in CO is another) so there has to be a 9' bypass around the hard stuff.

Originally Posted by t_long

For anyone interested, I just heard back from the guys at Notch Customs (great guys btw). The Xj in that pic is running a 4.5" lift, 35" tires (width not specified), 15 x 8" rims with 4.5" backspacing plus 1.25" spacers.... Making his net offset is -.75". Question answered! Thanks for the input.