Rubbing issues?

What is the biggest you can go on tires and rims without rubbing on anything else.

If I have 14" wheels, am I going to have to put on spacers?

Depends if your new rims are off-set. I have 27" Big Horns and the spacers are a must for the rear. the fronts also have spacers and they still rub a liitle on the fire wall, so I would probably go with 26" tires and you will not have that problem.

Thanks... now I just need to decide which rims I want.

what offset do we need to not use wheel spacers?

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tomorrow I'm ordering 26" bighorns, I wont need any spacers for it not to rub right?

Yeah, you'll need spacers for sure. On the rear left you might be ok, the 27" Big Horns will rub, but the motor mount on the right side will hit the tire, so a spacer is a must. I have 2", I think you can get away with 1.5" spacers.

but I thought with the ITP's you didnt need spacers with the bighorns?

I got ya, you're right you shouldn't if the off set of the rim is 1.5" or more.

Not trying to hikack the post but I have a set of 27" bighorns im taking off of my rhino. Does anyone know how thick of a spacer would be needed to use them with the factory Rockcrushers on my SE

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