P1000 A arm question

[Beefmeister001]

Let me say that I've read a lot of posts but a few things didn't seem absolute. Let me state what I would like to do.
1-Forward A-arm Kit | CFab
2-2" spacer on front and 2" spacer on rear
3-use stock rims
4-put 29" or if safe, use 30" tires.
I am looking more for clearance without a basic lift.
5-change to fox shocks when I have an extra lottery ticket winner.

 

[Dragon21]

Dont see anything wrong with any of that. You will be fine with 30" tires and that setup

 

[DDDonkey]

I like what your saying there but I would not put 2" spacers on the front, I had 1.5" spacers with a lift and the stock tires rubbed at full lock. Oh and I would upgrade your skid plate too. Good luck with your build!

 

[Beefmeister001]

I will buy new tires but I like the rims. Should I change the rims?
Also, 2" spacer or 1.5" spacer.
Btw, I'm not gonna put a lift.
As for tires, any preference for all terrain? Not using it for mudding, just if it appears I want to go through it.

 

[snuffnwhisky]

Pretty sure the CFab arms have a 3" lift built into the arms and can run a 32" tire. The SATV and Highlifter arms do not have any lift built in and are good for 30's.

 

[Dragon21]

I like what your saying there but I would not put 2" spacers on the front, I had 1.5" spacers with a lift and the stock tires rubbed at full lock. Oh and I would upgrade your skid plate too. Good luck with your build!

I had 1.5" on the front with 29" tires (measure 28) and would barley rub under full lock and compression. When i had stock tires it never rubbed. That was the HL lift. The CFab is 2" offset and 3" lift. Would be fine with spacers and larger tires.

 

[Beefmeister001]

Great. So 2" spacers?

 

[Dragon21]

If your staying with factory wheels than 2" all around are good. If you go to new wheels then 1.5" in the front and 2" in the rear. Facotry wheels have different offset in front and back

 

[SLSHonda]

If I did everything that beefmeister wants to do without the spacers then I’d be good to clear the 29” tires right?