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Old 07-27-2021, 06:53 PM #31
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From the hub I'm gaining 1" of tire in the wheel well per perspective size. 33" to 35", and 35" to 37". It's not rubbing the apron on the 33's, so would'nt that be true of 37's with a 2" body lift?

I suck at trying to type technical shit like this out; so forgive me if it sort of makes sense.

If you put a 1” BL on, and ran 33-35s, you basically moved the body back to ‘factory specs’ for the tire size.

If you slap a 2” BL on for 37s; same thing.

Now; the increased tire diameter needs some where to go on the up travel; which is going to be the fender/apron.

Yeah; you can do a ‘custom’ apron/apron chop; but with that comes custom brackets for all the stuff sitting on the apron.

Yeah. It can be done; but, again, IMHO, it’s not worth it.

Idk where you live; but if you’re in ENC or close, feel free to shoot me a PM and come by. I’ll show ya how bad it rubs; and even pull the front coil over out to show ya where ya’d need to trim/remove.


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It seems like 37’s just aren’t worth the time or money because of the ride and strain on the vehicle, especially a daily. Has anyone tried 36’s (315/70r18, 315/75r17)? At that point, it would just be to piss on guys with 35’s lol
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I suck at trying to type technical shit like this out; so forgive me if it sort of makes sense.

If you put a 1” BL on, and ran 33-35s, you basically moved the body back to ‘factory specs’ for the tire size.

If you slap a 2” BL on for 37s; same thing.

Now; the increased tire diameter needs some where to go on the up travel; which is going to be the fender/apron.

Yeah; you can do a ‘custom’ apron/apron chop; but with that comes custom brackets for all the stuff sitting on the apron.

Yeah. It can be done; but, again, IMHO, it’s not worth it.

Idk where you live; but if you’re in ENC or close, feel free to shoot me a PM and come by. I’ll show ya how bad it rubs; and even pull the front coil over out to show ya where ya’d need to trim/remove.


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I forgot to think about the added diameter left to right instead of just up and down. I appreciate the offer, I live about 4 hours away so not too bad. Probably won’t go 37’s because everyone scared me out of it. Definitely 35’s maybe a bit larger.


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I really wouldn’t want to run 37s on autozone ball joints, even with a lifetime warranty there have been reports of aftermarket ball joints failing in as little as 10k miles. With how much it will cost for the tires and regear and all the work required a set of oem ball joints and bolts isn’t very expensive
In my limited understanding of Toyota parts (I come from a background of Ford and Chevy my whole life) I thought Moog parts were great, so I bought their lbj’s from autozone. They cost me only 40 bucks less than oem for the pair and apparently Moog sucks for imports or oem Toyota is just way better. Either way, good point there.
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Because the stock IFS, while it can handle 37s; isn’t the ideal set up for 37s.

The up-travel is severely limited; the tire is going to hit the frame at full lock, unless massive spacers or offset is used; and the wheel well is not very ‘fitting’ for 37s.

A SAS with a decent set-up would take care of the issues.

Long travel would push the tire out; but then you have even more trimming from the apron/fender.

Again; IMHO; it’s not worth it.

I’m running 4.88s which is good for street/weekend wheeling; I’m at 2200 RPM at 70MPH (yes, it’s correct) with 37/12.50/17.


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Hello, im new to this forum and t4r’s in general, i bought my 98 with 265/70/17s and obviously i have no issues they fit fine with extra space, the previous owner did a slight lift with what looks like bilstein 5100’s but i havent been able to rack mine up and check. I want to build mine as a comfortable daily driver that I can also take out on weekends, and offroading at a moments notice. I picked up some 17x9 methods and my buddy happened to have a set of 285/70/17 ko2’s. So thats about a 33? I dont mind cutting because im going to have to do it anyway. But what gas mileage should I expect? Id like to regear preemptively for better fuel economy especially but im also not sure what i should go with. What made you go with 4.88’s? Should I also regear to 4.88’s soon considering my rig will only get heavier from here on out with bumpers, winch and armor etc etc? I honestly dont think ill go with bigger tires unless i get another daily or if i go long travel in the long run.
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