Got an 1983 carburator Rangie on 2" OME lift.
Wanna keep it stock looking (old family truck all will go crazy on me if I trim)
Will 32" fit in without fender trimming?
Will the carburator V8 be enough to spin these tyres?
Jay
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32" on 83 Stock Rangie
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32" on 83 Stock Rangie
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83 Rangie 2" OME Still Stock
83 Rangie 2" OME Still Stock
it might rub alittle but shouldnt be anything mayor to worry bout 
To answer you question, yes it's possible. Your 83 a 2 or 4 door 
I run 235/85R16 MT/R's on my 83 Rangie and I have a 2 inch spring/1 inch body lift on board. The 3.5 will turn the tyres abeit slowly I will say.
It's all about the gearing, the 83's have a 1:1 high range in the transfer and unlike the earlier Rangies with 1.2-1.4:1 they tend to make the vehicle slugish.
3.5's are gutless anyway so live with it
Regards,
Trav
I run 235/85R16 MT/R's on my 83 Rangie and I have a 2 inch spring/1 inch body lift on board. The 3.5 will turn the tyres abeit slowly I will say.
It's all about the gearing, the 83's have a 1:1 high range in the transfer and unlike the earlier Rangies with 1.2-1.4:1 they tend to make the vehicle slugish.
3.5's are gutless anyway so live with it
Regards,
Trav
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