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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt View Post
    No that means they'll stick out 2.5" further than stock. (I made that excel sheet you can download... its a sticky in the wheel/tire forum right?)
    Okay, so my next question is...

    Can I remove my 1.5" spacers and run this rims?
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    Matt is correct. The 17x9 ET0 ZX (5" BS) will sit out 2.5" further out when compared to the OEM wheels. With your spacers factored in, the 17x9 ET0 ZX sits 1" further out. With the spacers removed and new tires mounted you'll need to make fender modifications.
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    Its doable... but you'll rub on the firewall (especially with 265/70/17). If you have rear hvac lines you'll want to remove them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Discount Tire View Post
    Matt is correct. The 17x9 ET0 ZX (5" BS) will sit out 2.5" further out when compared to the OEM wheels. With your spacers factored in, the 17x9 ET0 ZX sits 1" further out. With the spacers removed and new tires mounted you'll need to make fender modifications.
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    Its doable... but you'll rub on the firewall (especially with 265/70/17). If you have rear hvac lines you'll want to remove them.
    So if i keep my spacers, use these rims and a good AT tire I am good to go?

    Would I keep with my 255/75/17 or move to the 265/75/17?

    I wanted to drop the spacer so that I did not have issues when I pull into Discount Tire for service.
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    You can't run the spacers with those wheels.... they'll stick out like 3" beyond the fenders lol.

    You're better off with 265/70. The 265/75 will be tougher to fit and 255 is a bit thin for a 9" wheel.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt View Post
    You're better off with 265/70. The 265/75 will be tougher to fit and 255 is a bit thin for a 9" wheel.
    Okay so will I rub with the 265/70 with my RR 2.25" lift and pinch weld modification?
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    Yes because they will sit out an inch farther then you current setup. Cut out your pinch welds and weld in new steel and you will be fine because you have tube fenders up front and don't have to worry about hitting the fender flare. But like Matt said you will still have to do something with the heater/ac lines.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 07JeepXK View Post
    But like Matt said you will still have to do something with the heater/ac lines.
    I have been putting this off because I live in AZ (90s today) but I did rip it off while wheeling last summer and I never use the rear seat so I guess I should just do it and get it over with.
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    I am still confused on some of this.
    What I would like to know with a 9" rim for our rigs running 265/70-17's. What would the back spacing on the 9" rim need to be, to be able to run with out spacers? Also with out rubbing as long as I already did the pinch weld mod, will not be removing the HVAC lines, I use my 3rd row seats
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    Quote Originally Posted by pjmjr508 View Post
    I am still confused on some of this.
    What I would like to know with a 9" rim for our rigs running 265/70-17's. What would the back spacing on the 9" rim need to be, to be able to run with out spacers? Also with out rubbing as long as I already did the pinch weld mod, will not be removing the HVAC lines, I use my 3rd row seats
    None. You will have rubbing with any wheel that'd fit and not cause interference with the balljoint. 5.5" would be the best chance and would basically be like my current setup (that i rub with 245/75/17, so the 265s will rub more due to the width)... I wouldn't go with 5" unless you're willing to remove the HVAC lines OR it's a street queen, otherwise your tire will remove them for ya on the trail.

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