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RenoMD
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Looks good.... I wanted to like he 701s I really did but alas I ended up getting the mr312s my wife likes driving the car too much and didn’t like the bronze 701s on our sting gray rubicon
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Looks awesome man! Gives me a perfect idea of what my sting gray will look like on 37s. Any idea on your total height?
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About 77 inches to the roofline.
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RenoMD
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Already posted up in other threads; but, I’m running bronze mr312 17x9 4.53” backspacing, teraflex hd carrier, cooper stt pro 315/70 at 32 psi. Sting gray rubicon (mentioned for other members using the search function ).
Offhand before mounted the method wheel quality control with paint and finish definitely are NOT the caliber of fuel wheels (which I typically bought for my other cars). Definitely feels like a rushed Chinese manufacturer. AND I bought from 3 different retailers. One rim from amazon for $119 (not kidding it was new too), one from Northridge, and 3 from jcwhitney... I did this Bc I’d be best prices with promotions. Paint on the hub mating surface looked like the wheels were mounted but that’s probably from the machine that held the wheel to paint.
There were a few small paint high points and heaped areas. However after I got these mounted I didn’t care anymore. I expect them to get beat up and will buy different rims in a few years.
Overall I’m happy with my wheels.
Offhand before mounted the method wheel quality control with paint and finish definitely are NOT the caliber of fuel wheels (which I typically bought for my other cars). Definitely feels like a rushed Chinese manufacturer. AND I bought from 3 different retailers. One rim from amazon for $119 (not kidding it was new too), one from Northridge, and 3 from jcwhitney... I did this Bc I’d be best prices with promotions. Paint on the hub mating surface looked like the wheels were mounted but that’s probably from the machine that held the wheel to paint.
There were a few small paint high points and heaped areas. However after I got these mounted I didn’t care anymore. I expect them to get beat up and will buy different rims in a few years.
Overall I’m happy with my wheels.
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anyone running method 310's? I saw the back spacing is 4.75 and heard it may cause issues with rubbing when at full turn... thinking of getting them in 17 inches with 35s on my JLUR. Thoughts?
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