crfrider

ion alloy 3.5 back space 8 inch rim 33x12.5 gonna have any problems???..... stock flairs dont plan to wheel it till new flares but is this to wide looking into flats or napiers....
any one got a pic of 3.5 backspace from the front looked cant find a single photo any thing to worry about with 3.5 i want stability

4.5 inch lift

bhennessee1

Just look at pics with 3.75 inch back spacing. It's only a quarter inch difference. I think it would look great with flat flares.

dukie564

I run 10" wide wheels with 3.75" BS, but this is with 33x12.5s on ~4.5"-5"


They stick out pretty far, even under TJ flares.

NewKindOfClown

3.5" lift, 33x12.5 Duratracs on 15x10 wheels with 4" BS. No flares.

crfrider

Any body with 8 inch wide and i tried searching lol it shows 3.5 inch lift and ignores the backspace ur all on a 10 rim tryig to figure the difference... As 4 inch is 20 + more per rim plus not needed and if im correct i think flats stick out 6 inches hiw far out are you guys

xj_maniac_newb

Mine are 15x8 with 3 1/2" backspacing. Look through my photos and it might help you out.
Heres those wheels with 32's and 4.5".

xj_maniac_newb

Some others.

JoeHulk

Hey if I get a 3inch lift from fatbobs and put some 255 70 16s on it will it look bad cause there 30.1s? My chances of getting the death wobble?

Wetod1

I have recently purchased my first jeep,a 93 sport,i love it.After reading this forum and seeing the pics of the awesome rigs on here,im gonna start modding it.Yes,its all your fault,lol.I have seen mention of a sye,i know where it goes,however,i would like to know what it is for and what it does.thx all!

ta2tony

I would probably go for 31's on a 3" lift but I don't think 30's will look out of place. As for death wobble no one knows until you get it lifted, but at 3" you will probably be fine as long as your front end is correct and aligned (you'll want to check all tie rod ends, ball joints & bushings up front).

ta2tony

It eliminates vibrations caused by extreme driveline angles associated with lifted vehicles. The stock rear DS has a slip joke and 2 u-joints and will bind up to some degree when lifted and/or the driveline angles are close to perfect. Replacing the slip yoke with a fixed yoke (SYE) with a CV joint on that end is a more robust design for such a short DS.

EagleXJ

I would at least go 31"s. I have 31" on my 3" lift and I think they look small.

ta2tony

I'm sure its been asked a bajillion times but how big of a tire can fit a 3" lift without trimming (on 3.75" BS wheels)...I was just about to search it but you went and brought the subject up...

Lowrange2

29's

jared_hoekman

looking for help any help will be awesome i have a 95 cherokee sport and my upper control arm bushings are gone but i have aftermarket arms and am woundering if they take a different bushing or if a oem one will work