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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: 87 sammi on October 11, 2007, 05:15:48 PM
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I have an 87 samurai with a 6" lift and i am currently running 33x12.5's. is that too big or too wide cause they rub really bad. I just wanted to see what everyone thought or has on their rigs because I may want to go to a different size. Thanks for the help!
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No 33/12.50's are only appropriate on a Sidekick. As it so happens I have a Sidekick so send them to me and I will send you some little tires for your Tipsy Samurai.
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Heh. :)
Where are they rubbing at? On the springs or on the body?
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3.75 backspaced rims should make it fine, my old boss had that combo, the only time it rubbbed was when he ran into a deer and pushed his bumper into the tire.
Amilla
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I'm running the same amount of lift as you and i run 33" x 10.50 Boggers on stock sami rims with 2" wheel spacers. My biggest problem arises when I go to stuff the fronts, i get good hard rubbing that knocks the fender flares off on the bottom. Hope this helps! 8)
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I'm running the same amount of lift as you and i run 33" x 10.50 Boggers on stock sami rims with 2" wheel spacers. My biggest problem arises when I go to stuff the fronts, i get good hard rubbing that knocks the fender flares off on the bottom. Hope this helps! 8)
That is why I was wondering where it was rubbing. I run 33x12.5 on my SJ with 3.5" rims and cut my fenders out to get rid of the rubbing. :)
Course, I have a 410 so the springs are 1.5" inboard on each side...
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No 33/12.50's are only appropriate on a Sidekick. As it so happens I have a Sidekick so send them to me and I will send you some little tires for your Tipsy Samurai.
Ha HA HA!! LMAO! :laugh:
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They rubbed on my bumper so i trimmed that but they still rub on the springs. Maybe i will try the spacer idea.. THANK YOU ALL!!
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Spider Trax makes some nice spacers. You can also get some off of E-Bay for Fords, but they make you change your lug nuts over to standard. If you get an e-bay pair make sure they include both lug nuts and mounting nuts.
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I like BIG tires, but whatever you feel comfortable with is the perfect tire size really.