Please help with wheels!!
I'm in a tight spot on deciding wheels size I'm leaning towards a set of alloy 16x8 pro comps with 4.5 back spacing. I have a 2.5 inch lift and prob gonna run 35" tires ... Any one have input on this size ?? Also what is the rite size and numbers for 35s on this wheel ???
Bit hard to give gearing advice if the base variable is not given. Try a vin# check or place on jack stands and see how many wheel revolutions to make the drive shaft make one turn. Of coarse this is in neutral, by hand, and the engine is off. Even then, depending on hills, elevation and your driving style and tolerance, it's really up to you if you need new gears. Suggest take it one step at a time. Get the tires and drive it, then decide.
You didn't mention what type of trails you hit to justify 35's. Nothing wrong with 33 or 34's.
You didn't mention what type of trails you hit to justify 35's. Nothing wrong with 33 or 34's.
Last edited by BlackRockBurner; Mar 25, 2014 at 03:11 AM.
Bit hard to give gearing advice if the base variable is not given. Try a vin# check or place on jack stands and see how many wheel revolutions to make the drive shaft make one turn. Of coarse this is in neutral, by hand, and the engine is off. Even then, depending on hills, elevation and your driving style and tolerance, it's really up to you if you need new gears. Suggest take it one step at a time. Get the tires and drive it, then decide. You didn't mention what type of trails you hit to justify 35's. Nothing wrong with 33 or 34's.
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I have a 2012 with a 6 speed gad 3.21 gears. Went with 33's cause I can still sneak in parking garages when working in the city. 6 gear was useless unless I was doing 80+. I was 5 the gear at 2500 rpms 73 mph. Just installed 4.10's. I'm now 6 th gear 2500 rpms 72 mph. You're gonna want gears with the bigger tires. If ur going 35's I'd say 4.56 would be a good choice.



