KJ02Ltd
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http://www.4wheelparts.com/prodDetail.aspx?partNo=PCT15031
Also, what're your thoughts on going from a 235.70-16 to a 215/85-16?
Also, what're your thoughts on going from a 235.70-16 to a 215/85-16?
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They will fit no problem with a lift,just stick to a 7" rim.Toyo tires are supposed to be pretty good tires to.KJ02Ltd said:
tjkj2002 said:Are talking about these rims-----
- or these rims?
- Because both will fit the KJ,some poeple are already running these style 15" rims on there KJ's.
Those will fit to,they just have the round holes and not the "D" holes.KJ02Ltd said:tjkj2002 said:Are talking about these rims-----
- or these rims?
- Because both will fit the KJ,some poeple are already running these style 15" rims on there KJ's.
Neither. I meant these.
http://www.4wheelparts.com/PDT63871.aspx
CRD4Liberty said:Well I don't know what to say partner. Your front brakes aren't any different than mine as far as I know, you don't have the rear discs so you should be good to go there. I was stationed in Guam in the Coast Guard so I know a little about where you're coming from. The ausjeepoffroad.com kj forum should be closer to you and can also help as they are running some 15" RockKrawlers down there. You want the most back spacing you can get in that wheel for it to work for you, I think it's 4.5 or 4.75 inches of BS.