37" x 13.5" x 17" Toyo MT -- What Wheel?
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Tcdawg
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Your suspension and BL should be fine. You could ditch the BL if you trimmed your fenders or went with a flat fender.
I think with 4.5" back spacing you will still need a wheel spacer to keep your tire out of your control arms.
I run a 3.5" RK lift w 37 x 12.50 MTR's on a 17x8 wheel an need a 1.5" wheel spacer to keep the tires out of the control arms.
I think with 4.5" back spacing you will still need a wheel spacer to keep your tire out of your control arms.
I run a 3.5" RK lift w 37 x 12.50 MTR's on a 17x8 wheel an need a 1.5" wheel spacer to keep the tires out of the control arms.
highoctane
Caught the Bug
You will most likely rub on that setup. I have Raceline Monster headlocks, 17" x 9.5", 4.0" back space, and I rub on the frame rails at full lock. You will most likely need a spacer. I have a Teraflex 3" lift on 37/12.50/17 MT/R Kevlars. The 1.25" body lift will help keep you from rubbing the fender flares, but the frame rails will remain at 3" lift.
1BAMFR
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I run these wheels w/ 37's and a 1.5" spacer...they stick out really nice...backspacing is 5+
http://www.quadratec.com/products/92500_020X_PG.htm
http://www.quadratec.com/products/92500_020X_PG.htm
Tattedfire
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You're gonna need spacers with a 13.5" wide tire on a 4.5" BS wheel. Or get a wheel that has 3.5" BS or less in order to not need spacers.
StrizzyChris
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I think everyone's advise is all u really need. Doesn't matter if its toyo, bfg, or Goodyear. Any 37" 13.5" tire will need less backspacing or spacers. 4.5 is too much backspacing.
RDE2ROK
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I'm running Toyo MTs 37x13.5x17 with Raceline Monster beadlocks 4" back spacing I have a 4.5" lift with Poison Spyder fenders. I have no clearance issues front or rear,but I do have rubbing on the front at the frame behind the tires. I adjusted the steer stops out to not rub so bad. You will have to trim the corners on the rear for 37s. :twocents::beer:
well, they are really wide tires. even with 3.5" of bs, you'll still need to make sure that your front axle is centered. if it's not and if you have reservoir shocks or coil overs, you'll still see some rubbing.
