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fightman80 said:
mine did........
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Yeah I was about to say... Since when don't they rub I've heard countless people say they rub with stock rims and that you need spacers to run them on stock rims, I know Elton has 1/4 in. And liny has like 1 in. I'm not sure but most people run wheel spacers so they don't rub the control arm up front I think.
 
fightman80 said:
mine did........

Yeah I was about to say... Since when don't they rub I've heard countless people say they rub with stock rims and that you need spacers to run them on stock rims, I know Elton has 1/4 in. And liny has like 1 in. I'm not sure but most people run wheel spacers so they don't rub the control arm up front I think.
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kregg Quote:
Originally Posted by Clemsonfan15
Since when did 285's on stock wheels rub?

Mine did too.
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hahahahaah seee i was right... in ya face clemsonfan hahaha jk :D
 
RunnerUp said:
just found a few that i wanted to post here in this sticky....

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COOL:cool:
 
Nice to be back in T4R miss all the posts in here. I have been visiting Lexus forums site. I have neglected my 2000T4R with WAAG Front and Rear Grilles, TRD exhaust pipe, bilstein shocks and K&N air filter. Dreaming to install a TRD Headers.
 
Clemsonfan15 said:
Three people don't count. :p

I'm just curious though. I honestly thought that they wouldn't rub. Maybe it depends on the tires too.
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285/75 BFG AT's rubbed the a-arms pretty noticeably on my '96 as well. I put 1" spacers on, then had to trim the crap out of the front bumper and flare, but after that they are rub free and look pretty darn nice with the 1" spacer.
 
leemeister said:
Hi, KellyJ

I saw some of your 4runner photos.

I like pretty much all of your 4runner lift and all set. So I wanna get some quotes.

My runner is totally stock and need to change tires(245/** 16) anyway.

I want to put General grabber AT2 285/75/16 but I heard that I need to lift up first. right?

So, I'm thinking about get OME 881 for front and 906 for rear which 2 inch up right?

I'm not going to do crazy off-roading. and I don't want to lose step bar.(For ladies)

Please tell me any idea and feedback of your OME881/906.
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881/906 is a good set up for non crazy offroading. I was able to do green and blue runs at Rausch Creek, PA with ease (rated green, blue, black, red). The only thing keeping me from blacks was not having sliders. You shouldn't have any rubbing issues with 285's and that lift (depending on tread design. I believe K/O's and some others rub the flares just a tad due to their blocky outer tread. Nothing a little utility knifing can't fix). No UCA rubbing, but right front wheel rubs on the frame a bit at full lock (I think I'm in need of new LBJ's). Hope this helps
 
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