how far will it drop on a 2011 2.0t on the stock 18inch wheels?
773908
Had these on my 2012 2.0T with stock 18s and after everything settled after driving for a week it measured 1.5" front and 1.6" in rear. Had a great look but very very bumpy so be prepared to bounce around on big bumps in the road
773909
Pretty significant drop from stock height . Maybe 1/2 inch of wheel gap depending on how meaty your tires are
403629
I would stick with two inch.2 1/2 inch will max your front end out..unless your mostly highway use and mild off road.i got 2 1/2 on mine and my suspension is maxed out .looks great .but cv joints aint so happy lol.good luck.
2277303
It doesn't specify on the wheel. From my own experience, it is in the 79-82a range@momma2-3. If you loosen the trucks, it will turn a lot smoother. The level of tightness the trucks are tightened is very good for beginners
434835
They will bolt up, but I'd suggest a lift or level with the 0mm offset. If that's not an option, I'd recommend you find a wheel option in the 15-35mm offset range.
1682932
The measure is 20 between wheels. That is tight so 18-19 if your load does not shift and is tied down.
827570
Not sure in regards to yours, but you cant go too far from stock or you will upset the geometry of the bike. Not to mention the belt may out of alignment and can hit.
1795052
18" refers to the frame size. Wheel size & frame size are 2 different things.
1958636
That's the length. Tire size won't matter just how far your side skirt, number, or wheel well is to the ground and how far off the ground you want it. I would guess the 11"
2076648
I'm older than 29, but it works for me. j/k, unfamiliar with the term 29er. I have a 19" frame Specialized Rock Hopper. 26" wheels?
2056650
Definitely 180mm trucks with 1/2 risers. Wheels can be anything upward of 70mm. I'd recommend 74mm 80a wheels for this board. Have fun man.
1061079
you should call the vendor to make sure you get the right one. If you are new to 5th wheels I can give you a great piece of advice. When you hookup raise you front feet on the camper about 2 inches. Then pull out slow. if you don't have it hooked well it will only fall 2 inches. if you raise them all the way and pull out it could drop on your truck. From someone who knows. Have fun.
1188594
I goy 2000 tj, installed 2" spacerlift, and 31" tires, the stabilizer is better than stock, also important to get alignment done, I get all my rides done at firestone, its one of the last shops that offers life warranty on alignment
339677
The 91452 is "low profile" meaning the wheels are mounter outboard so you are closer to the ground.
2250453
No the 2 pads ride on the tire side wall and space rack away from rim. It probably will not work w rims larger than 18".
1697638
2 in suspension lift.. anything std size stock just 2in... Need longer shock for higher lift..
1291129
Mine are 33s on 18" stock wheels on an '07 Jeep Safari JKU. The tires are quiet and AT capable. NOT a mud tire. So so aired down on rocks. The JKU is a daily driver - so the capability on wet / snow / dry hard road is excellent. I routinely trail ride them - since I'm locked in the rear - I can keep up on most trails limited by body armor more than tire capability... Highly recommended for mall crawler to moderate trail use. They will be taking us from the Midwest USA to Alaska in the spring!!
919083
Not much, maybe a couple inches under a standard rear bumper. I don't think it will fit under a drop bumper.