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I am with you 100% on that but I do not have the vast worldly knowledge like you :-) so I was not sure but with your guys help I figured I would come to the conclusion tonight so I can order my wheels and tires tomorrow.

Your offset now has me all screwed up again….lol. My understanding was on that wheel that It has a 4.5 or 5 inch backspace. ( Bottom Line is….. I am trying to copy “”The Silver Stallion’s stance. That same amount that is poking out or a hair less……)

We’ve had a lot of jeeps, so I know all about rocks in the windshields……. The rest that you have mentioned…… I’m listening.

Thank you!!!!!! as you can see that wheel comes in +1 or ~12 in that picture and it does not look right to me but I am no expert but my guess, a wild guess, is there is a spacer in there…….

I have tried to contact this person, but he has not been on for about a month.

Thank you for your help……. I am trying to 100% be sure of this call…….. this truck which I think looks great has a lot of pictures on this site. You can find it under “”The Silver Stallion””. This gentleman is saying the wheels that he has are 17x9 with a +1 offset…….. I’m trying to determine if...

Actually it is my camburg kinetik upper control arms that have some specs in the instructions which are at house right now…. Lift is a Fox 2.5. 3”

Thank you Kind Of Kind Sir.

I simply would just like to know what the Backspace measurement is on that wheel in the picture “pretty please with sugar on it :) “

Yes, a new 1984 CJ7, 2010 Rubi 2 Door, 2011 Rubicon unlimited, 2013 Rubicon 2 Door, 2013 Rubicon Unlimited, 2014 Rubicon 2 Door, 2022 Rubicon 2 Door and a 2023 Rubicon gladiator.

I understand that, but the instructions on my lift say do not use anything more than 5 inch backspace so I was trying to reference with the factory wheel is in “”back space”” while I am here at work being unable to measure it till late tonight. Thanks again.

This one……

Does anyone know what the back space is on this stock wheel? Thank you.

There is a 3 1/8” inch difference from before and after, but it takes about 5 inches to level it. We did a test on the second day that I had it at home and I think it was 4 7/8 lift on the front with a floor jack that made it level. 3 inches will not level it……

Thank you guys! On my way to AutoZone to rent- borrow a spring compressor, thank you guys again!

Question : if I would like to adjust the collar on the coil about one or so turns, do I need to compress the coil springs with a coil spring compression tool? Or …… just loosen that one bolt on the collar and put a spanner tool in there and adjust. Thanks!

Good topic……

To each their own….. but “”” disassemble the whole damn knuckle””” = 1 nut……

Does anybody know the actual axle 35 mm nut torque spec? Thanks.

THAT CAN NOT BE RIGHT….. the 407 torque spec.