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I have been reading through the forum and now I'm all confused.

I have a badlands non SAS. I want to lift it and put bigger tires. Would like to have a slightly wider stance as well. Any recommendations?

I'd like to do 35's with probably a 2 -3" lift. Without trimming things.
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I have been reading through the forum and now I'm all confused.

I have a badlands non SAS. I want to lift it and put bigger tires. Would like to have a slightly wider stance as well. Any recommendations?

I'd like to do 35's with probably a 2 -3" lift. Without trimming things.
Don't need to trim for 35s. Just remove crash bars. 2-3 in lift should run 35s no problem. For width, assuming you are getting new wheels, sasquatch offset is -30mm they say, so zero will widen it about 1.25" over saquatch (this gives you sidewall about even w/sas flares, slight poke w/non sas flares, basing this on an 8" wide rim). Any positive offset, or spacers will give you "poke" as they call it. Have fun!
 

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zone makes a good lift for the badlands, I have the 2in. You will need spacers or to go to new wheels for most 35in tires or they will run on the UCAs.
 
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What the width of SAS rims?
 
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So if i put the sas fender flares on i would need to go with a -33 offset in order to be flush?
 

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SAS is +30mm offset

Don't need to trim for 35s. Just remove crash bars. 2-3 in lift should run 35s no problem. For width, assuming you are getting new wheels, sasquatch offset is -30mm they say, so zero will widen it about 1.25" over saquatch (this gives you sidewall about even w/sas flares, slight poke w/non sas flares, basing this on an 8" wide rim). Any positive offset, or spacers will give you "poke" as they call it. Have fun!
 
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What the width of SAS rims?
Either 8" or 8.5" i can't remeber. They are effectively a 1/2"-1" wider when mounted as beadlocks. 17x9s should work just fine w/less backspacing. I get mixed up w/offset talk, so backspacing is a better term. Either way -14 is less than -30 or +30 whatever it is.
 
 





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