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Whoopenburg

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• Jan 27, 2013

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Hi. Wonder if anyone can help me. I'm looking at getting some more mud terrain tyres for my 2" lifted 90. I quite like the rugged style of the insa turbo special tracks and want to go as big as I can without having to up rate half shafts or cut any bodywork. Can I use 285/75r16 on steel 8" rims with a 25mm offset without any issues?

 

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• Jan 27, 2013

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Dont be such a coont, as the saying goes "do a search FFS"

 

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Whoopenburg

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• Jan 27, 2013

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I have. Different people say different things. Just want a straight answer.

 

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• Jan 27, 2013

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discopol said:

dont be such a coont, as the saying goes "do a search ffs"

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😄😄

 

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• Jan 27, 2013

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Whoopenburg said:

I have. Different people say different things. Just want a straight answer.

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different peeps have different opinions so you have to read threw post to get what you want

 

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• Jan 28, 2013

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Whoopenburg said:

Hi. Wonder if anyone can help me. I'm looking at getting some more mud terrain tyres for my 2" lifted 90. I quite like the rugged style of the insa turbo special tracks and want to go as big as I can without having to up rate half shafts or cut any bodywork. Can I use 285/75r16 on steel 8" rims with a 25mm offset without any issues?

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It depends ... so many variables .. probably yes, possibly no. How good's the drive train, bushes, suspension, wheel bearings, and all sorts of other potential issues.

There is no definitive answer ...