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Old Jan 20, 2012 | 09:36 AM
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Originally Posted by SundownAudioNY
Some 16" wheels will have brake caliper clearance issues but some 16" wheels will work with the Rancho kit.
You're right. The OEM 16" wheels will have a problem.
 
Old Jan 20, 2012 | 09:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Bunger
You're right. The OEM 16" wheels will have a problem.
You can get away using the factory 16" wheels but it would require a minimum of a 1.5" wheel spacer to get the correct backspacing in order to clear the UCA and steering knuckle. Here is Chris/06H3 rig with a Rancho lift and 1.5" hub centric to wheel centric spacers.
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There is also a Rancho lifted H3 from CZ with 2" wheel spacers and stock wheels. Pretty sure he is a registered user on this forum (Allroadshop?).
 
Old Jan 20, 2012 | 02:36 PM
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Originally Posted by SundownAudioNY
You can get away using the factory 16" wheels but it would require a minimum of a 1.5" wheel spacer to get the correct backspacing in order to clear the UCA and steering knuckle. Here is Chris/06H3 rig with a Rancho lift and 1.5" hub centric to wheel centric spacers.
I'm pretty sure he is buying 1.75" spacers. The 1.5" spacers he has now puts the tires sidewall way to close (less than 1/8") to the Bolt head on the upper A-arm. So to be safe, go with a 1.75" spacer to keep the OEM wheels with a Rancho lift!
 
Old Jan 20, 2012 | 02:59 PM
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Originally Posted by TAINTER
I'm pretty sure he is buying 1.75" spacers. The 1.5" spacers he has now puts the tires sidewall way to close (less than 1/8") to the Bolt head on the upper A-arm. So to be safe, go with a 1.75" spacer to keep the OEM wheels with a Rancho lift!
I agree but it depends on the tire size. If you plan on going with a 12.5" wide tire, I would play it safe and go with a 1.75". He does plan on swapping them out with 1.75" spacers but his old spacers will work perfect with my pizza cutters (10.5's) .
 
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