What size mud terrains??

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09-23-2009, 11:01 AM

98roverguy

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Originally Posted by kenk

That was pretty interesting. I think it also has alot to do with tire design and manufacturer, they all vary a little bit in size. I dont run full-blown mud tires, but my Cooper s-t's are fairly aggressive.

I could see where a M/T would rub in the rear with no trimming.

IMO, when I mounted up the 245/75, I did have to remove the front mud flaps off the factory running boards

Hey Kenk you wouldn't happen to have any pics would you? I've decided I will likely be going with the 245/75s after I do my OME job. Will also be removing the running boards and installing some good sliders, so the front mud flaps will go as well.

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09-23-2009, 03:14 PM

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I fitted 245/75 MTs to my '97 - had to trim the rear wheel arch a bit to avoid rubbing on full articulation. They work a treat!

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09-23-2009, 03:24 PM

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Yea, I can put some up, once I get home. Hard at work...lol

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09-23-2009, 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by oysterhead

why would i not put in a 3" OME instead of 2"?

if i didn't use the long travel shocks, the actual lift is more like 2.5", right?

that doesnt require an mods to brakes, etc.

so why not the 3" lift? what am i missing?

Nothing. I only wanted 2" of lift since I knew I was going with a 245/75 tire. 3" woulda been a little much,looks wise,with that size tire.

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