Will 33's fit under a 300GD without bodylift?

Will the tires fit under a 300 GD without a bodylift?<br><p>

: Will the tires fit under a 300 GD without a bodylift?<p><p>I think you can get the 33x9.5-15s in without any trouble. The 12.5" wide 33's will require some lift and possibly some trimming on the body mount tube behind the front wheel. I understand that the body lifts are difficult to install on the G, a better solution is to change springs to get the lift.<br><p>

: : Will the tires fit under a 300 GD without a bodylift?<p><br>: I think you can get the 33x9.5-15s in without any trouble. The 12.5" wide 33's will require some lift and possibly some trimming on the body mount tube behind the front wheel. I understand that the body lifts are difficult to install on the G, a better solution is to change springs to get the lift.<p><br>So if I change the springs for longer one's the tires will fit? The tubes are alleady trimmed. I do know that 32/11,5/15 will fit.<p>Greetz<br><p>

: Will the tires fit under a 300 GD without a bodylift?<p>This link (below) was given to me here once when I had a similar question (although, for 35s). If you haven't checked that out yet, it may give you an idea. Going "bigger" may also mean that you potentially throw your engine out of its ideal powerband (just something to consider if you haven't already). Regearing the axle ratio is expensive/difficult, but can be/shoud be done. YMMV.<br>http://www.4x4abc.com/G/35.html<p>Andreas.<br><p>

: : : Will the tires fit under a 300 GD without a bodylift?<p>: <br>: : I think you can get the 33x9.5-15s in without any trouble. The 12.5" wide 33's will require some lift and possibly some trimming on the body mount tube behind the front wheel. I understand that the body lifts are difficult to install on the G, a better solution is to change springs to get the lift.<p>: <br>: So if I change the springs for longer one's the tires will fit? The tubes are alleady trimmed. I do know that 32/11,5/15 will fit.<p>: Greetz<p>Yes, 3" longer springs will do the trick, even with 33x12.5. However, I use 15x8 rims from ORC not standard MB rims. In any case are 8" rims really the minimum for 12.5 tyres. I did not have to cut anything to the body to make it work.<p><br>Paul<br>1980 280GE upgrade to 500GE<br><p>