Thread: yes or no answer required

I have 255/85 bighorns on disco steels with 20 mm extra offset over std.

Standard height coils all round when tyres originally fitted.

The fronts do not foul under any circumstances.
The rears rub a bit when 4x4ing with a load on (e.g. 4 people, 2 kayaks and camping gear). Nothing serious though.

If you do your offroading without much of a load then it should be fine.

Yes. (more than likely)

On standard boost rims, the fronts will more than likely foul on the radius arms. The rears may rub on the top of the coil under heavy load or whilst 4WDing

Ben,
Where do the rears rub? My rims must have greater offset as they rub quite frequently-they don't really tuck into the flares, and am looking to get rims with less offset to counteract that-ther D1 steelies or 130 rims.

Originally Posted by isuzutoo-eh

Ben,
Where do the rears rub? My rims must have greater offset as they rub quite frequently-they don't really tuck into the flares, and am looking to get rims with less offset to counteract that-ther D1 steelies or 130 rims.

If heavily loaded they rub the flares.

If unladen they pivot from a lower (imaginary) point, so tuck inside the flares.

I also have 285/75-16s (33") on reversed disco rims with another 10 mm of offset, and these rub the tops of the flares quite a bit.

Thanks, despite the ~2" suspension lift (which I'd like to reduce) mine rubs when unladen whilst articulating.
Cheers

Originally Posted by isuzutoo-eh

Thanks, despite the ~2" suspension lift (which I'd like to reduce) mine rubs when unladen whilst articulating.
Cheers

That's why I got the narrower rims made specially for the 110.

So thats a YES ?

Originally Posted by NOZ

So thats a YES ?

Yes.