2.5", Stock 20's, 35" Nitto Mud Grapplers?
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I don't think its going to work. You are going to have bad tire rub. You should seriously consider a 33" tire. or go with a 6" lift MINIMUM! I have almost considered going with a 33" tire so I can get more body clearance over the tire.....but thats just me, I would rather skate a 35" tire than stuff a 35" tire in to a tight space.
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Guys fit 35" tires on factory 18" without rubbing. Why wouldnt it work with the 20s? Same offset and width I believe. Obviously you wouldnt want to try to fit 35's with only a level kit on wider wheels with less backspacing like you and other lifted guys have. I think someone should try it! I am actively looking for a set of 2006 20s, and as soon as i find a decent price I will probably get them and give it a shot.
-stephen
-stephen
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Is width a problem with these tires even if I stick to a 33"
Nitto's website puts the 35" at 12.20 and the 33" at 12.80
http://www.nittotire.com/popup_mudgrappler_sizes.asp
Anyone have a pic of a 33" on a leveling kit Vs. 35"?
Nitto's website puts the 35" at 12.20 and the 33" at 12.80
http://www.nittotire.com/popup_mudgrappler_sizes.asp
Anyone have a pic of a 33" on a leveling kit Vs. 35"?
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How do you explain all the 04-06 4x4 owner's that are running 35x12.50's on OEM wheels with only a leveling kit? Also, the width of the tire matter's greatly. Also, the width and backspacing on the wheels are critical to fitment. It's been proven time and time again here that you can fit a 35x12.50 tire on a 04-06 4x4 F-150 by using a 2.5 inch leveling kit and the OEM 17x7.5 and 18x7.5 inch wheels. The question here is really whether or not the new OEM 20 inch wheels are also 7.5 inches wide with 5 1/2 inch of backspacing.
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