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So question: why is it nearly impossible to find a 16x8 alloy wheels with less than 4.5" of backspacing? It's crazy. It's like they done exist. I really want to go with 16's so I can get some WJ calipers on the front, but I might just say screw it and go with 15's.
Can anyone point me to some Rubi style 5 spokes in the size I want?
Im going to run 285/75/16 which is roughly 32.8x11.4
dont want to run wheel spacers and don't want to run lol.
Can anyone point me to some Rubi style 5 spokes in the size I want?
Im going to run 285/75/16 which is roughly 32.8x11.4
dont want to run wheel spacers and don't want to run lol.
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Teves = 1999 - 2002 model WJ
Akebono = late 2002-2004 WJ
Don't you need the WJ steering knuckles too?
http://wjjeeps.com/brakes.htm
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Be sure and get the Akebono calipers and not Teves.
Teves = 1999 - 2002 model WJ
Akebono = late 2002-2004 WJ
Don't you need the WJ steering knuckles too?
http://wjjeeps.com/brakes.htm
Teves = 1999 - 2002 model WJ
Akebono = late 2002-2004 WJ
Don't you need the WJ steering knuckles too?
http://wjjeeps.com/brakes.htm
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WJ rotors/hubs are 5" x 5". Also, WJ calipers will not bolt onto XJ knuckles.
http://www.morris4x4center.com/knowl...ifications.htm
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I mean, am I gonna rub with 33's and a 16x8 with 4.5" back spacing? I get a tiny little bit right now with 31x10.5 on factory Ecco wheels. They're 15x7 with 5.5" back spacing
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Keep in mind, ZJ rotors have the same bolt pattern as XJ, 5" x 4.5"
WJ rotors/hubs are 5" x 5". Also, WJ calipers will not bolt onto XJ knuckles.
http://www.morris4x4center.com/knowl...ifications.htm
WJ rotors/hubs are 5" x 5". Also, WJ calipers will not bolt onto XJ knuckles.
http://www.morris4x4center.com/knowl...ifications.htm
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So question: why is it nearly impossible to find a 16x8 alloy wheels with less than 4.5" of backspacing? It's crazy. It's like they done exist. I really want to go with 16's so I can get some WJ calipers on the front, but I might just say screw it and go with 15's.
Can anyone point me to some Rubi style 5 spokes in the size I want?
Im going to run 285/75/16 which is roughly 32.8x11.4
dont want to run wheel spacers and don't want to run lol.
Can anyone point me to some Rubi style 5 spokes in the size I want?
Im going to run 285/75/16 which is roughly 32.8x11.4
dont want to run wheel spacers and don't want to run lol.
Seen these?:
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/are-vn1056865
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Seen these?:
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/are-vn1056865
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/are-vn1056865
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Keep in mind when you're shopping for wheels that aren't made for trucks/SUVs, many car wheels are not rating for a sufficient weight capacity to take them offroad.
Summit has hundreds of wheels that will fit onto our axles, but would deform if you put the Jeep up on one or two wheels. Do your due diligence
Summit has hundreds of wheels that will fit onto our axles, but would deform if you put the Jeep up on one or two wheels. Do your due diligence
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Keep in mind when you're shopping for wheels that aren't made for trucks/SUVs, many car wheels are not rating for a sufficient weight capacity to take them offroad.
Summit has hundreds of wheels that will fit onto our axles, but would deform if you put the Jeep up on one or two wheels. Do your due diligence
Summit has hundreds of wheels that will fit onto our axles, but would deform if you put the Jeep up on one or two wheels. Do your due diligence
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Ok so I'll ask the question in an easier way.
Anyone running a 33" tire with 8" wide wheels? (Gotta be 100's of people)
what is your backspacing and does it rub?
Anyone running a 33" tire with 8" wide wheels? (Gotta be 100's of people)
what is your backspacing and does it rub?
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sweet. Thanks man. Finally ordering wheels today. Looks like I'll have gears, a limited slip, disc brakes in the rear and wheels and tires going on all at the same time. Should be a great weekend