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Old 12-23-2010, 11:53 AM
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I honestly think it probably isn't worth taking off unless you do it yourself the labor is going to cost more to take it off then it would be to buy lift springs for the new 4runner and lift it that way. I think those tires would fit but it would require some cutting there are a few people running close to that size on a 17in rim. The other problem might be the UCA hitting the tire. Which 4runner are you going to get?
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