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No rubbing and crash bars still installed
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Looks great, have any pics of the poke?New shoe day for me.....
KMC Dirty Harry in 17x8.5 & 18mm offset
Stock BL tires on them.
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Had my dealer set up my non-SAS OBX with 315/70R17 KO2’s (C rated 110S), RTR+30 wheels, 1” Zone leveling in front, alignment, etc. Credited back enough for my OEM wheels/tires. Kept the stock painted fender Flares. Has ~ 1” of poke. I like the look, drives great, no rub so far. Only slightly more road rumble than stock.
Here’s before after pics.
Here’s before after pics.
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Looks great. I am a bit biased though.Before and after on my manual Big Bend, 17" AR62 wheels 18mm offset, 285/70/17 Nokian Outpost AT's
How do you like them?
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My Bronco(non-SAS) is a day old and my shop was kind enough to squeeze me in and get my new tires & wheels installed. I bought these Sasquatch take-off wheels locally and had the trim rings powder coated. I'll be putting a lift/leveling kit in soon, we are still deciding exactly which one. It took them only 15 minutes to get the crash bars out on the fronts and get the wheels on. These Falken's are much quieter on the highway than I expected, not much different than the stock tires.
I went with the Sasquatch stock 315/70/17 tire size and I'm happy with the little bit of poke but I definitely need at least a 1.5" lift. There is no rubbing at full lock but there would be with anything but light off roading.
I went with the Sasquatch stock 315/70/17 tire size and I'm happy with the little bit of poke but I definitely need at least a 1.5" lift. There is no rubbing at full lock but there would be with anything but light off roading.
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So SAS without the bigger fender flares works good? I want the SAS wheels and tires for my big bend but didnt want to pay the sticker price of new.
Snagged some SAS takeoffs and put on a 2 inch readylift sst kit today. Mudflaps are rekgen mesh.
No rocks thrown up just yet. Maybe the flaps will help to mitigate some of that. I like the regular flare look with SAS offset. Must be why a lot of SAS package owners are looking for standard flares as well! I managed to find someone who bundled them with modular bumper and rock rails for a steal. The price will go down!
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