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scraps? 80 series

Post by agusthefy »

do anyone runs 35 x 12,5 x 15 on 3¨ lift on 80 series? and if it scraps?
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Post by Old Yella »

I run 2inch lifted springs with 30mm coil spacers on a 91 GXL with 35 inch MTR"s and they just scrape on the inside of the flares.
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Post by buckingfox »

FYI I run 35x12.5X16 Bias Claws on a 2" spring lift (no spacers or anything else) and have yet to have issues with rubbing. Having said that I did have to go to ROH trak II rims because the std GXL rims didn't have enough offset.

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Post by agusthefy »

thanks, mate that helps me a lot
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Post by alchemist »

My 35 inch mudzillas used to _just_ rub with 3 inch lift on my 80 series under the front wheel arches (with no sway bars connected)

And as the other bloke said, you will need rims with the correct offset to stop them rubbing on the inside rear panel above the chassis rail.
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Post by guzzla »

i believe all roh rims will be supplied to offer maximum offset allowed over standard. ;)
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Post by Hardcorr »

I've got 33x12.5x16 BFG Muds on Factory 16x8 Alloys with a 2" spring lift and 1" spacers and I have had to trim the rear mudflaps (GXL) to stop them touching on full travel.
They have scrubbed against the gaurds when the car was loaded for a trip and driven a little too harshly as they sit just short of level with the flares.
I doubt I would be able to fit 35's under it without further mods.

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Post by timbocruise »

mine fit ace with the lift i have, where fine with three inch lift
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Post by dow50r »

guzzla wrote:i believe all roh rims will be supplied to offer maximum offset allowed over standard. ;)
The trac 2 16x8 rims sit an inch further out than the std gxl 16x8....fills the flare up and stops the inside rubbing. These rims are 60 series offset.
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Post by eliteforce32 »

please correct me if im wrong but the tyre places a believe list them as a -28? i run them on the lux with 15.5'' wide tyes no wheel spacers they run really well :armsup:
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Post by agusthefy »

thanks fellas, just fit 35 x 12,5 and scraps a little bit on the rear mudflaps.
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Post by Old Yella »

thats a sweet looking 80 series :cool:
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Old Yella wrote:thats a sweet looking 80 series :cool:
Another pic of it :cool:
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Post by Old Yella »

here's a pic of my 80 :D
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