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Old 12-29-2019, 01:45 AM #1
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UCAs / rubbing? New lift and tires advice

Hi guys,

I just purchased the 3/2 billstein/toytec lift from toytec (opted not to get the ultimate in case I need UCAS), 285 70 17 Milestar Patagonias, and spidertrax 1.25" for my 06 sr5. I'm using the stock 17x7.5 alloy rims until I can afford new FN wheels.

Will I need UCAs to get it into a good alignment at this lift or is that usually per case in this situation?

Will I need to trim the body to prevent rubbing like I see many doing even with the spidertrax? I did read the lift sticky and it said slight trimming might be needed for this tire size and 3/2 lift but I was trying to avoid any body trimming if possible.

Sorry if I'm beating a dead horse but I just want to be prepared for when it comes time for the install!

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Well, I just happened to do exactly this tonight.

I had a Bilstein/OME lift installed this last fall. Lift was probably 2.5” front and maybe 2” rear.

I just made the jump from 265/75r16 to 285/70r17 and I put them on 2008 FJ 6-spoke wheels. The stock SR5 wheels were 7” wide at 30mm offset, now my FJ wheels are 7.5” with 15 offset.

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At full lock on flat surface, I’m rubbing just a little bit of the mud flaps in front. I’m also just barely rubbing when driving and making a 90 degree turn. I haven’t explored how it’s going to rub with articulation but I imagine it will worsen. I plan to heat my mudflaps and flatten them.

No rubbing on UCA on this setup with street driving. I plan on playing around on Tuesday in daylight to see where I’m at and what I’ll have to do next.

I should also note that I have a high clearance front bumper mounted so that eliminates rubbing up front.

Jury is still out on if I’ll have to do the body chop.
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