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Does anyone here know of a good set of 32x12.5x15 inch all terrain tires? Most of the tires I see are all only 11.5 inches wide, and thats not what I'm looking for.
#497
If you inflate them to 30lbs yes, it will run down the center lugs. if you however inflate them to a pressure where the whole tread has equal contact with the road the tires will last just as long. Personally I'll be running for my next set probably 33x10.50s on back spaced 10" wheels. I'm not worried too much about dinging up the rims offroad as my eventual plan is to do a homebrew beadlock conversion
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I don't think they make 32x12.50s and if they do you'll have a very very limited selection. Why are you so set on a 12.5 over a 11.5?
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theres a maxxis mud tire thats 32x12.50 i think. but its a mud tire. ^^x2 why does it matter so much. an 11.50 would fit better
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What parts will I have to have to add 1.5 to 2 inches onto my RC 3inch lift. Do I need steering parts or anything else? Should I go with shackles and spacers?
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haha go for it!
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What control arms should I get if im on a low budget and what track bar. Also, would a t-case drop get rid of the need for a slip yoke eliminator?
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#506
Thats a good trackbar, the one with the bracket is also good. Some ppl have had issues with them so hopefully someone will chime in with some other options.
http://www.ironman4x4fab.com/Jeep_XJ...ms/XJ_LCA.html
those
or these:
http://www.roughcountry.com/jeep_xtr...trol-arms.html
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What is a good trackbar and how about not adjustable control arms. Where can I get non adjustable control arms. What shackle and spacer kit is the best to add on to my lift?
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