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Just wanted confirmation. 5” of backspace as well. Going with 2.5” lift and 35” tires. Thanks
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What model wrangler do you have, and what lift? 35's with that backspacing should do fine, regardless.Just wanted confirmation. 5” of backspace as well. Going with 2.5” lift and 35” tires. Thanks
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Sport. Not sure on brand of lift yet. But I know I’m pushing for at least 2.5”. Just wanted to make sure lug pattern matched.
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Oh OK. 5x5 is what's needed. I'm a huge KMC fan. I went with their XD138 Brutes. Just a heads up, they will probably be double drilled for 5x5 and 5x5.5 as mine were listed the same way. It gets covered by the center cap, when on the ground, but is exposed on the carrier. I had a thought to drill a camera hole in the 5th cap, and dedicate it to spare duty, but never got around to it.
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Thanks brother I feel better now. Really dig these wheels and was hoping they’d workOh OK. 5x5 is what's needed. I'm a huge KMC fan. I went with their XD138 Brutes. Just a heads up, they will probably be double drilled for 5x5 and 5x5.5 as mine were listed the same way. It gets covered by the center cap, when on the ground, but is exposed on the carrier. I had a thought to drill a camera hole in the 5th cap, and dedicate it to spare duty, but never got around to it.
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Definitely see what the manufacturer of your lift recommends for wheel backspacing, as 5" on a Sport might be a little bit too much and cause some rubbing. Just as an example with our kits that have the factory style clearance bends in the arms, we recommend having between 4.5 to 4.75" of backspacing, and Rubicons could get away with a little bit more because of the wider axles. Definitely worth looking into before you pull the trigger on the wheels! Good luck with your build 
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