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I’m installing 33/12.50R15s on my 2000 blazer LS 4x4 two door, it’s running 31s now without rubbing, the rims are 15x8s black bullet holes with beadlock trim. My question is should I invest in a complete 4set of wheel spacers or just get 2 and if I get only 2 what’s the best size I should use and should I use them in front to help turning if the 33s rub or in the rear to even out the stance since the front is wider from the factory? Also- what’s the correct lug pattern? Iv seen MANY different answers, I’m putting my money on it being 5.45 ? - also what’s the cheapest way to add another 2-3inchs lift? It’s got a suspension lift Bilstein shocks, 31s on it, I’m keeping the rims but swapping to the 33s the rims on them are 5lug but not the right bolt pattern unfortunately
I ran 31x10.5 on my 98 Blazer without issue and used 2" spacers on the rear to make it more even.
I have 32x11.5 on Iroc rims currently with ZR2 axle in the back and front. I also have zr2 flares installed so I cut a lot out already and I still have problems rubbing on a 2" shackle and crank and a 2" body lift. I rub the frame a little bit and then I hit the fender or the wheel well under flex, have yet to grab some buddies to figure out where I'm hammering or cutting but thatll be in the summer when I replace my encoder motor.