any pics of 4 inch lift with 37's...
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any pics of 4 inch lift with 37's...
seems like all i see in people sigs are 35's with 4 inch lift or 37's with 6 inch lift. picking up an 04.5 with 4inch lift and wanting to slide 37's on there...help a noob out with some pictures of that setup!
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sweet....done deal...i am doing 37's on some 20's...hmmmm...maybe 22's. i was thinking i might have to trim with 37's but it doesnt look like it...when i got the sawzall out and cut some fender area of my grand cherokee the wife thought i lost my mind lol
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I am not sure if they are 10 plys or not......I dont think the STTs come in 10 ply. They do have a 3525 lb load rating, even though they are just a Load D range tire.
The grill insert is actually a complete new shell and insert, which I found on Ebay
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Runnin the stock rims or H2's will be fine with 37's, but a 20' or 22' rim will rub with 37's for sure, the backspacing is the key. I have a similar hight lift and run 20' on 35's, and I had to do a little trimmin to get them to fit without any rub on full turn. My opinion if you want to run a big wheel and tire combo, get a bigger lift.
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Runnin the stock rims or H2's will be fine with 37's, but a 20' or 22' rim will rub with 37's for sure, the backspacing is the key. I have a similar hight lift and run 20' on 35's, and I had to do a little trimmin to get them to fit without any rub on full turn. My opinion if you want to run a big wheel and tire combo, get a bigger lift.
The diameter of the wheel wont make a difference as long as the width and backspacing are correct. A 20x8 or 9 with a 5.25 to 5.75" of backspacing will work. Here's mine with 4.5" and 37's on H2's.
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