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PostPosted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 12:29 pm 
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I knew this at one point, but what is the backspacing on the stock wheels? I think it is 5.75 but not totally sure on that.


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5.5" is what I've read....

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Thanks! I just picked up some Rubi rims and MTRs last night and I was trying to get a feel for how much wider they would be...not much apparently. I think the Rubi rims are 5.25.

Normally I do my research before I make purchases like this, but this deal was just too good to pass up! $650 for 5 rims and tires. Less than 5000 miles on them and NO time offroad (that will change though :twisted: ). Plus it was a local seller so no shipping either.


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Rubi rims & tires look excellent on KJ's. If I remember right, there is only 1/2" difference in the rim back spacing between the two...

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That's probably for the best. Honestly the stock backspacing works pretty well as far as stuffing the tires is concerned. If there was a lot more offset with the Rubi rims I'd probably have a bunch more contact. It will be nice to move the tire off the swaybar a bit though...


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Where did you buy the Rubi rims?

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I was looking through the classified section on another forum. The guy selling them just dropped his price the day before and happens to live a couple hours from me. It was too perfect to pass up.


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Glad you were able to take them off our hands. Still looking for a pic of them mounted up on your rig.

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Gary check the Lost Rockies section. :D

http://www.lostjeeps.com/forum/phpBB3/viewforum.php?f=27


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