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Carli PinTop System

areuriding

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Anyone have the PinTop system with 37’s? If so did you have to trim for them? I’m looking at 17x9 +18mm offset rims with 37’s if I don’t have to trim. Worse case I settle for the same set up with 35’s.
 

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I have 18x9 +18mm wheels with 37s on stock suspension and had to do very minimal trimming, about 1-2” off the bottom of the fender liner and nothing on the pinch weld.

My brother has 37s on a stock suspension power wagon with 17x9 +27mm wheels and had zero trimming. I’d say 50/50 you have to do any trimming on 37s and if you do it’ll probably be very minor. Just fender liner I would guess. It takes all of 10 mins with a heat gun and blade.
 

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Stock height to lift in front changes axle geometry (front to back). Wheel offset and tires size will make a difference when it comes to fitment. Applies and no different to 2nd, 3rd, 4th + Gen trucks.

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Anyone have the PinTop system with 37’s? If so did you have to trim for them? I’m looking at 17x9 +18mm offset rims with 37’s if I don’t have to trim. Worse case I settle for the same set up with 35’s.
I wouldn't be afraid of a little trimming. You're going to spend multiple thousands on wheels, tires, and suspension setup to make it ride better than stock, trimming a little of the wheel liner, or at absolute worst a hair off the pinch weld, is really non-issue. Don't be afraid of it, you're not going to ruin your truck by cutting a 1/4" of pinch weld.

The wheel offset you're looking at should be good to go. There is a range and +18 is within it, maybe even the most ideal. Keep in mind that all 37" tires are not created equal. All will have slightly different true heights, and side lugs. A Falken AT3W in 37x12.5 will probably clear no problem, a Toyo MT in 37x13.5 probably won't clear as well. Partially due to tread design, partially width and sidewall lug, partially due to actual height.
 

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I have the pin top lift with 37 12.50 nitto mud terrains on AEV kaltas with no rubbing issues
 

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