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Any pics out there of Mopar Satin Carbon Gear Wheels 77072471AB?

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I just installed on my JL Rubicon with 35" and had them powder coated Black. They look great. I am a computer idiot but if you sen me your email I can send u pics. Maybe you can post for me?
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I just installed on my JL Rubicon with 35" and had them powder coated Black. They look great. I am a computer idiot but if you sen me your email I can send u pics. Maybe you can post for me?
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Thanks Josh, looks great! Nice color combo. I think these moved to the top of the list. Do they stick out past the fenders at all?

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Somewhere on here, it was posted that the stockers have +45mm off set and a 6.1" back space. According to Quadratec, the Gear wheels have a +12mm off set and a 5.2" back space.
Stock back space minus the new back space equals how much further the CENTER of the tire/wheel moves.
In this instance, 45-12=33; the center will move out 33mm or 1.3". If the tires change to 12.5 wide, from 11.5", the tire will move out from stock an additional amount of 1/2 of the increase in tire width, or 0.5". The total change in tire poke should be 1.3"+0.5"=1.8".
This will not exactly match the calculation using solely back space (6.1-5.2, plus 1/2" for the tire = 1.4") because back spacing doesn't use wheel center and doesn't account for thickness of materials in the wheel. But, is is a close approximation of 1.8". On-line you can find calculators to convert back spacing to off set.
Fact checkers, please chime in too. I just learned about this a few days ago.
 

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Awesome info I had not read before. Thanks!

I found another pic, not of JLU but close, a rendering of the JT with these wheels.

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Forgot this one, concept with what appears to be the same wheels, black powder coat inside and left the gear lip silver.

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Thanks Josh, looks great! Nice color combo. I think these moved to the top of the list. Do they stick out past the fenders at all?

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they do stick past the fenders a little. I was concerned about that as well. I think if I had gone with the 315/70R17 they might have tucked in a little more. I think the way they fit with the larger 35'" is worth the little stick out IMO
 
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I think it looks great, a little poke with the meaty 35's looks like it means business.
 

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Pulled the trigger, the Gear wheels have been ordered!

I liked the Hardrock wheel from my '15 Willy's and they look great on JL's (especially with machined accents). I had been considering the Mopar beadlocks too. Sort of prefer a solid spoke over a split spoke. Also the concavity of this wheel is a style I like nowadays.

Unfortunately I won't be able to get the 35's for a little while. Ordered wheels for another car too.
 
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Pulled the trigger, the Gear wheels have been ordered!

I liked the Hardrock wheel from my '15 Willy's and they look great on JL's (especially with machined accents). I had been considering the Mopar beadlocks too. Sort of prefer a solid spoke over a split spoke. Also the concavity of this wheel is a style I like nowadays.

Unfortunately I won't be able to get the 35's for a little while. Ordered wheels for another car too.
Please, please post back when they get installed. I'm subscribed. I like that Gear wheel.
 

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Hear another angle and on the back of what appears to be a Sting Gray, which is close to @atl02wrx 's Granite
The last one is a similar 5 spoke Mopar 'Cast' 17" in black, with the same dimensions and offset
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I think it looks great, a little poke with the meaty 35's looks like it means business.
This IS the correct amount of poke:

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With all my posts on here, you can probably tell I really like these wheels....I'm just wondering how they'd look on Billet Silver lol
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