P pnoize New member Oct 6, 2010 #1 Hello, I just purchased a silver 2000 4Runner sport. Does anyone have pictures of 3rd gen 4runners with the 2003-2008 6 spoke wheels?
Hello, I just purchased a silver 2000 4Runner sport. Does anyone have pictures of 3rd gen 4runners with the 2003-2008 6 spoke wheels?
PhdNPrerunners New member Oct 6, 2010 #2 Which ones are the six spokes? Are those the ones that come on the sport edition?
xskydivingdudex Senior Member Oct 6, 2010 #5 if i could find a cheap set of those id get them painted or powder coated black...
P pnoize New member Oct 6, 2010 #6 Thanks for posting the pic PhdNPrerunners. Is that stock suspension? What size tires are you running, and do you experience any rubbing when turning?
Thanks for posting the pic PhdNPrerunners. Is that stock suspension? What size tires are you running, and do you experience any rubbing when turning?
ChildrenOfBodom Moderator Oct 6, 2010 #7 pnoize said: Thanks for posting the pic PhdNPrerunners. Is that stock suspension? What size tires are you running, and do you experience any rubbing when turning? Click to expand... That is StickFigures 4runner. That particular photo was taken with stock suspension, however later the springs were changed to the 99 tall coils to eliminate rubbing. I've done the exact same with my 4Runner. The tires shown are 265/70/17 BF Goodrich All Terrain. After springs:
pnoize said: Thanks for posting the pic PhdNPrerunners. Is that stock suspension? What size tires are you running, and do you experience any rubbing when turning? Click to expand... That is StickFigures 4runner. That particular photo was taken with stock suspension, however later the springs were changed to the 99 tall coils to eliminate rubbing. I've done the exact same with my 4Runner. The tires shown are 265/70/17 BF Goodrich All Terrain. After springs:
P pnoize New member Oct 7, 2010 #8 I plan on keeping the stock suspension and springs. If I run 265/65/17 tires, do you think it will rub?
I plan on keeping the stock suspension and springs. If I run 265/65/17 tires, do you think it will rub?