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Well gents I just ordered some 33x10.5x15 BFG KM2s at Big Brand ($810 installed) and am getting them mounted on the stock 15x7 aloy rims. I will post some pics when I get them mounted this Thursday. I will see how the stock rims work but will probably have to do some trimming and get spacers.
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15x7 or 15x8 will be fine. The only problem with stock wheels is rubbing from the high backspacing.
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Year: 1994
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Im a little new to the modding world and would like to get some suggestions on what i should do. I have a 1994 Cherokee Sport. Has 3 inch blocks in the rear and bigger springs in the front. I am currently running a 31X10.50 Goodyear Wrangler AT/S with factory 15 inch Liberty Wheels. The only rub i get is when the wheel is at full turn. Doesnt rub fenders wells at all. I am considering moving up to a 32x11.50 mud tire and i am wondering if i am gonna need wheel spacers(if so how much) and if i would have to trim any of the inside of my fender wells. I still have the stock fender flares on and i dont wanna remove them. You can check my photos if youd like to see my current set up.
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Im a little new to the modding world and would like to get some suggestions on what i should do. I have a 1994 Cherokee Sport. Has 3 inch blocks in the rear and bigger springs in the front. I am currently running a 31X10.50 Goodyear Wrangler AT/S with factory 15 inch Liberty Wheels. The only rub i get is when the wheel is at full turn. Doesnt rub fenders wells at all. I am considering moving up to a 32x11.50 mud tire and i am wondering if i am gonna need wheel spacers(if so how much) and if i would have to trim any of the inside of my fender wells. I still have the stock fender flares on and i dont wanna remove them. You can check my photos if youd like to see my current set up.
And my opinion, ditch the blocks and get full leaf packs before your current leaf springs snap.
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That depends on how well you clear your current 31's. Usually 32's wont fit under a 3" lift without trimming the bottom of the fenders a little. Search around on here for the lift and tire picture thread to get an idea of how it will look.
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