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stevewix

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2nd.gunman said:
Looking good man! How bad was the rub in the rear any pics?
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It wasn't bad, and I could shorten the rear UCA .25" and take care of most of the contact. I'm going to wait until I actually articulate it that far (on the trail) before I make that determination. So far it hasn't happened. The difference in height of articulation between the 4door and 2 door is amazing.

Update: One of the thread holes stripped while retorquing the lock rings. Mopar is replacing under warranty.
 
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arahambone

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Installed without Beadlock

Hey folks,

Anyone have these installed without the beadlock and with the trim ring? I can't find the trim ring anywhere and in the normal tire set that lip is going to be horrible.

Also in a normal tire set, what's the max size these will fit? I'm hoping 35s

Thanks,
Ara
 
TeamFaust

TeamFaust

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stevewix said:
Wheeled it a little this past weekend, thought I'd share a pic. Rear rubs the back of the wheel well under full stuff, front rubs the crawler conceptz bumper (dammit!) when fully stuffed. No other contact anywhere. View attachment 189233
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Absolutely look great. What is your lift? Given the rubbing sounds like an option for a little less backspacing would be good. Although it sounds like Mopar was only considering for a 35" tire. So for your 37s you gonna a small spacer or try to make some back suspension and maybe front steering stop nut adjustments?
 
swampdog

swampdog

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TeamFaust said:
Absolutely look great. What is your lift? Given the rubbing sounds like an option for a little less backspacing would be good. Although it sounds like Mopar was only considering for a 35" tire. So for your 37s you gonna a small spacer or try to make some back suspension and maybe front steering stop nut adjustments?
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The problem isn't with backspacing based on what he says he is rubbing on (front bumper and rear body). This is the result of tire size and having a front bumper that intrudes on the wheel well and a rear body seem that needs to be trimmed.
 
TeamFaust

TeamFaust

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swampdog said:
The problem isn't with backspacing based on what he says he is rubbing on (front bumper and rear body). This is the result of tire size and having a front bumper that intrudes on the wheel well and a rear body seem that needs to be trimmed.
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Yep, I get that with the front (bumper end too intrusive), but I read "the back of the rear wheel well" not the front of it where the pinch weld is. I was thinking 12.5 with tire too far inboard thus rubbing during articulation.
 
swampdog

swampdog

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You may be right on that, but I have a feeling we won't be getting much insight from ol' boy Steve.
 
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nknacd

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anyone know if you need to run spacers with these? i have 3" lift and i'm currently running 33s with a wheel that has a 4.5 backspacing.
 
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