I'm trying to stuff 33" tires under my '91 and I was wondering if anyone knew how much lift would be needed if I used some wheel spacers? I don't want to go more than 1", 1.5" at the most for the spacers. Any input is appreciated.
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Wheel Spacer + Lift
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Dan Whitaker
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Why are you wanting to use wheel spacers? This is that last thing you want to do as you are garanteed to rub with larger tires.
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i have herd of horror stories of spacers breaking of at the hub on the trail causing the tire to fall off with the spacers and I could fit 33's with my bl with triming
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Spacers will only put MORE stress on your front end! I'd recommend against it
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