The 37x13.5 got my attention, to do the same but after this back and forth, my brain hurts now… TeraFlex save me!
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We are kinda saying the same thing, but backwards…what I’m saying is with 0 (or any number) offset wheel the center of the tire will be at a the same place no matter the wheel or tire width…because the center of the wheel is at the same place (0 offset/the center of the wheel)…yes the backspacing will be different…the center (and sides depending on manufacturer) of my 13.50 tire on a 0 offset 8.5 wheel is at the same place as your 13.50 tire on a 0 offset 9” rim…and again yes the backspacing will be different by a 1/4”…party on!
I think Teraflex requires a 4.75 backspace when running a 37x12.50r17 tire in order to clear suspension components with their lift kit and this would require a 17x8.5 wheel at a 0mm offset which is equal to 4.75 backspace; however, if you want to be the same distance away from suspension components when running a 17x9 wheel and a 37x13.50r17 tire, then you need to get a -12mm offset to make it equal to the first setup.The 37x13.5 got my attention, to do the same but after this back and forth, my brain hurts now… TeraFlex save me!
I feel you. I could really use a set to get my bronco level and lifted. Sdded probably 200kbs to the front end.Not sure if this is a the more you post the better your chances
So I’m still in and following for the Sept 7th winner date.
This would be sure great for my next trip to Windrock this winter.
Then youd have that one dude making 1 post per 1 letter, until his thesis comment was completed.Not sure if this is a the more you post the better your chances
So I’m still in and following for the Sept 7th winner date.
This would be sure great for my next trip to Windrock this winter.