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Old 12-20-2014, 02:53 AM #1
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Tacoma TRD Off Road Duratrac Combo Rubbing Issue
So today I was just about read to throw on my set of Tacoma Trd Off Road LT265/75/16 Duratrac combo until my Fiance pointed out that they were rubbing on my UCA by a half an inch. Has anyone run into this problem? I was thinking of shaving down the UCA an inch or so where they hit, if not that I would consider spacers but budget is tight right now. I was a bit disappointed by this and thought they would fit with no problems.

Im in a 2001 3rd Gen with limited flares (if that helps any).

If anyone has any input please let me know as I would like to hear what people have to say. Thanks in advance!
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Not sure about 1st gen Taco wheels but 2nd gens backspacing is 5.25" where as most 4Runner wheels is 4.5". Depending how much they are rubbing I would run spacers before trimming the UCAs.
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Is it this set of wheels? I was thinking about buying them because they were confirmed to fit the big tundra brakes, but if I can't run the tires I need to I may reconsider.

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Not sure about 1st gen Taco wheels but 2nd gens backspacing is 5.25" where as most 4Runner wheels is 4.5". Depending how much they are rubbing I would run spacers before trimming the UCAs.
Thanks! Yeah I think thats the route I will go, spacers are easier than trimming and trimming and much safer.
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Is it this set of wheels? I was thinking about buying them because they were confirmed to fit the big tundra brakes, but if I can't run the tires I need to I may reconsider.


Yup, its that specific set of wheels with 265/75/16 Duratracs. I now need to run spacers due to this issue, its very slight rub but just enough to where I rub. Now im in the hunt to some spacers
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