35 BFG KM2 vs 33 Nitto MudGrappler
08-11-2009, 02:41 PM
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35 BFG KM2 vs 33 Nitto MudGrappler
Can anyone meassure a 35 km2 tire and a 33's Nitto MudGrappler? I wonder if it is really 35"... 
P.S. If somebody has a picture that compares both tires would be awesome !
P.S. If somebody has a picture that compares both tires would be awesome !
08-11-2009, 03:01 PM
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According to their website, the KM2 should be 34.8" , I'm running the 33's MG... is it too much difference if I just go for the 35 KM2 (the difference should be 1.8")? 
, I'm running the 33's MG... is it too much difference if I just go for the 35 KM2 (the difference should be 1.8")?
08-11-2009, 05:07 PM
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I am no expert by any means, but I am running a 4.5" BDS lift with 37" tires. You should be able to clear 37" tires with a 4" lift + the 1" daystar...
Just check your backspacing on your rims, make sure you don't rub...You shouldn't though...If you rub at full turn, just put some 1/8" washers on you steer stop bolt thing...easy as pie. If you can unscrew a bolt, put a washer on, and put bolt back in, you can adjust your steer stops to fix any rubbing..
08-12-2009, 06:30 AM
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I am no expert by any means, but I am running a 4.5" BDS lift with 37" tires. You should be able to clear 37" tires with a 4" lift + the 1" daystar...
Just check your backspacing on your rims, make sure you don't rub...You shouldn't though...If you rub at full turn, just put some 1/8" washers on you steer stop bolt thing...easy as pie. If you can unscrew a bolt, put a washer on, and put bolt back in, you can adjust your steer stops to fix any rubbing..
Just check your backspacing on your rims, make sure you don't rub...You shouldn't though...If you rub at full turn, just put some 1/8" washers on you steer stop bolt thing...easy as pie. If you can unscrew a bolt, put a washer on, and put bolt back in, you can adjust your steer stops to fix any rubbing..
I know that 37 tires could fit... but I want to go 35's.. or even 33
, right now I'm running 33's... but I'm really confused about the 35's and front dana 30 combo... I wheel frequently and don't want to break anything 
