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Wheel offset/backspacing american racing 172 bajas

Discussion in '2nd Gen. Tacomas (2005-2015)' started by PacificNwestiW86, Jul 4, 2020.

  1. Jul 4, 2020 at 4:33 PM
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    PacificNwestiW86

    PacificNwestiW86 [OP] Go beyond

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    Need some help.

    What offset/backspacing do you think I will need to clear the uca with a 2" lift.
    Bilstein 5100 set to 0 with ome884. Jba uca.

    Originally I had them preloaded to .85 (lowest notch on the 5100s) and it didn't rub the uca, just the cab mount.

    I lowered them down to 0 last night, now I rub the uca full crank reverse/forward sometimes. I have stock 17" trd sport rims with 1.25" spacer.

    I rather not raise the shocksback up because the difference is night and day to me with having them just slightly preloaded.

    A fellow members suggested removing the spacer to prevent it hitting the cab mount, I did that, it helped, but now it rubs the uca.
    I am planning to get rims soon, I am probably going to exchange the 17s ko2s and switch to 16s.
    American racing 172 baja with 285 ko2s.

    Will a 4.5" backspacing with 0° offset give enough clearance to not rub the uca or should I get a -12 offset?

    Ultimately i wanted try everything before i do the cmc, but now I rather do the cmc than have the tire rub the uca.

    This issue is bugging the hell out of me and I just want to get it done haha
     
  2. Jul 4, 2020 at 8:22 PM
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    gotoman1969

    gotoman1969 Well-Known Member

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    On Jba’s website it has the wheel specs with tire size to clear the uca.
     
  3. Jul 5, 2020 at 3:15 AM
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    bassbrick

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    I had some outlaw ii’s in 16x8 0 offset that I had some 285s on and it cleared my spc ucas but not by much. I never rubbed the ucas just the cab mount.
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  4. Jul 5, 2020 at 6:14 AM
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    Wattapunk

    Wattapunk Stay lifted my friends !

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    285s on an 8" wheel with a 4.25"bs will work fine. As for minimizing the chance for a cmc, get an alignment with increase caster when you get your new wheel/tire setup.
     

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