tjkj2002
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Those rims will fit,but you need the right size and bolt pattern.The bolt pattern for the KJ is 5 on 4.5,but remember just because it will bolt on doesn't mean it will work on the KJ.A 10" rim is way to wide,look at the 7" and 8" rim widths.If you do not plan on a lift then keep to the 7" wide rims with no more(or less) then 5"-5.5" BS other wise you will have rubbing issues,the 4.5" BS rims will rub like crasy unless you don't go bigger than 225/75(29" tall tires,8.5" wide).You also have to take into account the tire hieght and width,you can't put the big tires and different rims(with way less BS than stock) until you lift the KJ,and you could run into other rub issues using the tire/rim combo that doesn't rub on the un-lifted KJ.Do you plan on lifting the KJ first?
I'm not trying to cut down all your ideas just saving you the heartache of getting something that won't work.Many tire/wheel combos have been tried and we know what will and what won't work.By the way if you want the 15" rims make sure you stick with the steel rims,alloy 15"s will not work on a KJ.
I'm not trying to cut down all your ideas just saving you the heartache of getting something that won't work.Many tire/wheel combos have been tried and we know what will and what won't work.By the way if you want the 15" rims make sure you stick with the steel rims,alloy 15"s will not work on a KJ.
. Anyways how much damage can a 2.5" lift do?
