4.5in lift and 265s ??
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Stuck CAPS
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Can someone show me a side view pic of a 4R with 3in of lift + 1.5bl and agressive 265s . I'm not ready to change my tires and I want to put some sliders on and I was wondering if it would be ugly. Thank guysop2:
What tire height? If you're meaning stock size, they would look puny.
Dirtluver
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yeah i know it , i just wanna see at which point it would be ugly , although I'll probably wait. But like is the overall of the truck would be still great? we know a lot of guy running 31-32s on longtravel desert trucks, it look small but it look cool with backspacing....
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NuclearN8
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I'm pretty sure stock tire size is 265/65-17... not that it matters to your thread but /70 will give you an additional 1/2" of "lift" over an OEM 4runner, until the tread wears at least.
Stuck CAPS
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+1 on this. I run 265/70's, stock is 265/65.
shallcallhimtim
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I don't think youre going to find anyone on here with stock size tires and 4.5 inches of lift. 1st off that would just look silly and 2nd kind of dangerous. To tall with not enough tire width or contact patch.
Try the search bar you may be able to come up with something. the first few pictures in my build are with a 3inch lift and 265/70s just to get an idea.
Try the search bar you may be able to come up with something. the first few pictures in my build are with a 3inch lift and 265/70s just to get an idea.
wrestler157
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Not the best picture but here mine is right after I lifted it up 4.25 inches.
oljedi11950
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Hence why everyone telling OP it would look small !
cloudrunner
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I agree that 265's with that much lift would look silly. Here are a few pictures from my build that will help illustrate. The first is 3 inches of lift on 265's. The second picture is 3 inches on 285's. The third adds a 1.5" body lift for a full 4.5" with 285's. I definitely recommend saving up for some tires first before installing a lift.
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Dirtluver
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Not the best picture but here mine is right after I lifted it up 4.25 inches.
i don't think this is ugly as **** , with agressive threads and 1.5'' wheels spacers it would still look nice. It will look jacked up no?
I actually run 265/70R17 kevlars with 3in and i see that 285s would rub without minor trimming so thats why i think about a body lift. don't judge me i will never run something not wide enough compare to my height but personally when i see a city guy running 35s in the fenders rubbing on a curb climbing i really don't want this. The only thing whos coming to my mind is That guy keep that truck on pavement. Anyway ALL THAT FOR MY CURIOSITY EH, i know you were too haha.
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wrestler157
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That picture had 1.25 wheel spacers all around
bagginz
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Can someone show me a side view pic of a 4R with 3in of lift + 1.5bl and agressive 265s . I'm not ready to change my tires and I want to put some sliders on and I was wondering if it would be ugly. Thank guys
Its really just a matter of opinion. Ive seen quite a few pics of people running stock tires with a 3inch lift but probably no pics of people running aggressive stock sized tires on a lift since most people upgrade to something bigger.
When I first lifted my truck it came out to about a 3 inch lift but has since settled. I have factory tires and it looked fine. You get used to it after awhile.
With that being said, 4.5 is pretty high. Its probably not gonna look awesome but whatevs
If it ends up looking stupid it will just motivate you to buy tires quicker:rockon:
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Dirtluver
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haha yeah u right
