Is this true?

[JCARTER7]

I am getting a zone 6 inch lift, 5 inch rear with BILS at 2.1 installed next week. But I want to install 35/12.5/20 on my stock laramie rims. Do I need a spacer kit?

http://www.treaddepot.com/prodimg/cooper-discoverer-stt-angle-large.png

 

[homebrew]

When I was running just bils at 2.1 I had less than half an inch clearance between the tire and the knuckle. I'd say yes. This picture is the clearance I now have with 1.5 spacers and 35s on stock wheels.

 

[JCARTER7]

When I was running just bils at 2.1 I had less than half an inch clearance between the tire and the knuckle. I'd say yes. This picture is the clearance I now have with 1.5 spacers and 35s on stock wheels.

So then yes I'll need to get them. Thanks for the info and the picture!

 

[RamWrayzor]

Just go for the gold and get some -12 offset wheels too! Better than spacers in my opinion and you will have something different than stockers on the beast!

 

[Beauregard7765]

I would agree as said above, it is always better to get a better rim offset rather than getting spacers.

 

[xrsman]

I loved my stock longhorn rims and didn't want to get rid of them. There weren't any aftermarket rims that looked as good IMO. I put on BORA 1.5 " wheel adaptors. They work great! They're hub centric which is a must, and they have a lifetime warranty.