Yet another tire question
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Yet another tire question
I've searched all of the tire threads on the site, but can't find anyone trying to do what I'm thinking about. (That should tell me something right there).
I've got a 95 Bronco and I'm looking to get 35" tires on it with as little lift as possible. Can I put 35 X 12.5 BFG M/T's on 15x10 rims with only a 2" leveling kit in the front and the cut-out fender flares? I'd also need to shim the bumper quite a bit.
Would it work at all, or should I just go with the 4" lift kit and do it the easy way?
Thanks for any help.
Captain Insaneo
95 Ex-Firetruck Bronco
I've got a 95 Bronco and I'm looking to get 35" tires on it with as little lift as possible. Can I put 35 X 12.5 BFG M/T's on 15x10 rims with only a 2" leveling kit in the front and the cut-out fender flares? I'd also need to shim the bumper quite a bit.
Would it work at all, or should I just go with the 4" lift kit and do it the easy way?
Thanks for any help.
Captain Insaneo
95 Ex-Firetruck Bronco
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definatly go with the 4" lift. reason is the stock suspension isnt very good. the 4" with a little fender trimming and a fender flare would work nice. find a kit with the extended radius arms. this does 2 things, makes it easier to align and will stay aligned better and also provides better suspension travel upfront. not to mention there wont be a bracket hanging down to get hung up on things. i run those bfg's and like them, if you live in snow/ice areas get the middle luggs sipped. this will help a bunch and wont hurt the tire at all
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