Thanks gents...I am curious because I think they look cool, the rims/tires are brand new and free as well.
Yes, 2004 Rubicon, 4" suspension lift, 33" tires should work out fine.Yep, just get an adapter, then they'll be about the right backspace. Now that is about a 33" tire so you'll need added suspension height. Do you have a lift?
Which Locktite is best for the adapters...Red or Blue??I actually had an exact set of these on the TJ my wife just bought, with wheel adapters. We took them off pretty quickly, mainly because she didn't like how skinny they looked but also because of the wheel adapters. I'm a firm believer in getting wheels with the correct backspacing and bolt pattern. Locktite and making sure they are correctly torqued should be good!
Yeah, 2.25" is not ideal, maybe I won't use them, I will check them out first.The backspacing on those things is 6.25". You'll need them to be around 4" of backspacing to clear, so you'll need a 2.25" wheel adapter (or more) in order to clear the tires.
That's a bit big IMHO. If you want those wheels, get the Quadratec version that is only 5.25" backspacing, then you'll only need a 1.25" wheel adapter. That's the setup I would recommend.
Yeah, 2.25" is not ideal, maybe I won't use them, I will check them out first.
Which Locktite is best for the adapters...Red or Blue??
The backspacing on those things is 6.25". You'll need them to be around 4" of backspacing to clear, so you'll need a 2.25" wheel adapter (or more) in order to clear the tires.
That's a bit big IMHO. If you want those wheels, get the Quadratec version that is only 5.25" backspacing, then you'll only need a 1.25" wheel adapter. That's the setup I would recommend.
... I used blue locktite..an checked them every 3000 mi. rotation...
As I stated, my wife's TJ came with a set of these on it with 1.5" spacers and they did not rub anywhere and the rig only has a 2" lift on it. View attachment 130953