Those ko2 , what is the diameter of the 245/65/17Pretty sure 245/65/17 is max without a lift.
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Those ko2 , what is the diameter of the 245/65/17Pretty sure 245/65/17 is max without a lift.
Pretty sure they are a title under 30.1Those ko2 , what is the diameter of the 245/65/17
225/65/17 => 28.5" no rubFound it. 29.5
So what is the outside overall of that size ? You think that would fit a first edition badlands ?I went down from the 245/70 to 245/65 because too much rub on pinch seam, etc when on full lock or wheeling. Fit better before lift, but still rubbed. The lifts bring the wheel in a lil toward the strut tower since there isn’t an UCA. If I did it again, I would do the 265/70/17 and leave the BS BL without the HRG spacer kit.
31.6” diameterSo what is the outside overall of that size ? You think that would fit a first edition badlands ?
Yes for sure would rub . I am going to stick with 245/65/17 wild pecks on my next set .31.6” diameter
No way in H*LL that would fit without rubbing. I’m guessing that was a typo.
That looks amazing. Did you have to install a positive control arm for the rear when you added those tires? Just had an alignment after the same lift and the tech said I would need it for any bigger tires.Hey all , just joined up and thought I would give you a quick rundown of the BS as it stands today.
I’m debating taking the rear spacer lift off to level the BS I was able to keep the front factory tow-hooks and paint them.
the tires do not rub but there are close at full lock.
2022 badlands
1.25” HRG Lift
245/70r17 BFG KO2
Fifteen52 wheels
Rough country nudge bar
Rhino rack pioneer platform
Magnaflow dual exhaust
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So how did you do it? Did you go without the rear spacers?There’s no aftermarket arms out. Is stock. You need a more positive offset on your wheels than what the oem wheels provide to push the wheels out some since lifting these pulls the wheels inwards.
Your alignment guy doesn't know what he is talking about. There are probably at least 40 people on this forum that have done a lift and are running 245/65/17 (29.5") tires and don't have a "positive control arm" installed. Your posts are the first I have seen calling out such an item.That looks amazing. Did you have to install a positive control arm for the rear when you added those tires? Just had an alignment after the same lift and the tech said I would need it for any bigger tires.
Thanks, appreciate it. I felt like he might be full of shit too.Your alignment guy doesn't know what he is talking about. There are probably at least 40 people on this forum that have done a lift and are running 245/65/17 (29.5") tires and don't have a "positive control arm" installed. Your posts are the first I have seen calling out such an item.
Not trying to be gruff, just stating the facts.