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Which is best way to improve stance?

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I have a 25 OBX with lux and sasquatch. Factory 35s.

I dont love the stance due to how tucked in the tires are.

Curious what others think the best option to improve this is.

I considered narrower flares, wider tires or switching to 0 offset wheels. Or some combo of these. Don't really want to run spacers.

Just want a little tire poke, without risking too much road debris damage to paint.

Curious what others have done and the look of the end result.
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I have a 25 OBX with lux and sasquatch. Factory 35s.

I dont love the stance due to how tucked in the tires are.

Curious what others think the best option to improve this is.

I considered narrower flares, wider tires or switching to 0 offset wheels. Or some combo of these. Don't really want to run spacers.

Just want a little tire poke, without risking too much road debris damage to paint.

Curious what others have done and the look of the end result.
0 offset was too much for me for more poke...I went w/ a +12 offset and run the non-squatch flares in the summer months.
 

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Narrower flares or no flares. You'll be messing with your scrub radius if going the wheel method and that is detrimental to your steering components.
Agree - Flares are the easiest and most benign way to play with poke.
 

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Go with a 0 to +12 offset wheel with a different brand tire. You'll save weight with the aftermarket wheels and you can sell your stock Sas wheels/tires to offset some of the cost. But then you'll want to go to 37's and that's when the fun starts.

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Any pics?
Apparently I don't have any pics w/ the narrow flares. This is w/ the squatch flares, 37 x 11.50s on +12 wheels which is virtually the same poke as OEM squatch within a couple mm. Tread is pretty much even with the flare, sidewall slightly poked. I'd recommend running the squatch flares in the winter.
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Apparently I don't have any pics w/ the narrow flares. This is w/ the squatch flares, 37 x 11.50s on +12 wheels which is virtually the same poke as OEM squatch within a couple mm. Tread is pretty much even with the flare, sidewall slightly poked. I'd recommend running the squatch flares in the winter.
PXL_20231219_161844582.MP.webp
Looks great thanks
 

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3" factory flares for non-sas broncos. $200 and solves everything.
 
 





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