Wheel offset

[jcrowe645]

I am wanting to install 28x10-14 carnivores on the tusk Teton wheel. It is offered in a 4+3 and 5+2. I do not have any lift just fox shocks installed. What is factory offset front and rear and which would be best option?

 

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[JenElio]

I am wanting to install 28x10-14 carnivores on the tusk Teton wheel. It is offered in a 4+3 and 5+2. I do not have any lift just fox shocks installed. What is factory offset front and rear and which would be best option?

Most people do the 5+2 all around. You'll need a 1" spacer for the rear wheels to keep same track as front

 

[Mopower58]

Most people do the 5+2 all around. You'll need a 1" spacer for the rear wheels to keep same track as front

Welcome from Mississippi and what he said. I did 5+2 on 28 Bighorn 2's. I put the 9 inch on front and the 11 on the rear.

 

[PJon]

I have 5+2's on mine with 10x28x14's all the way around. No rubbing with stock suspension and none after installing 814 shocks. I ran with no spacers for a couple of months but recently added the 1" spacers to the rear. If you don't want to spend time grinding down the ends of the wheel studs and lug nuts, go with the RB3 Offroad spacers. they're just a little over 1" so you don't have to do the grinding. I'm running System3 350 tires.