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Old 01-09-2020, 03:32 PM #1
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Approach & departure angles
Had a sheet of plywood laying around. Thought I would see what the A & D angles were with my 4runner.
Rear suspension appears stock, front too but with a 1½" leveling spacer. Tires are 285/70r17 Toyo.


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Am I missing the part where you share the results?
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Am I missing the part where you share the results?
No, didn't miss anything. I wanted to see the angles (I'm a new T4R owner) and thought I'd share. But there will be results in the future.
2017 SR5, 22,000 miles, I've had it 2 months. It came with 285's and 1½" leveling spacer up front. The rear is OEM.
I need to drive it more to decide how to best make it as efficient as possible for me.


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Uninformative thread is uninformative.

WHAT ARE THE ANGLES?
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WHAT ARE THE ANGLES?
I'm still looking for my protractor to find the number, lol

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Stock approach angle is 33 degrees and a departure angle is 26 degrees.

So the spacer and larger tires should increase both angles a bit...
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