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Thought I'd have a little laugh and roll one of my spare 37's off the Long Traveled tundra next to the runner :D
 

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Love the height. Where are you rubbing?

I have the same tires, but stock trail wheels. No rubbing. All runners are different, but the lift won't help with rubbing, wheel liner mod and bumper mod will.:nod:

Here's fresh pic, without the running boards, and pics where it's rubbing. Surprisingly, it's not rubbing on the inner fender well. I'm also going to put a heat gun to the front mud guards because it just barely rubs

I'm still at stock height, but when my 5100's come in, I only planned on setting the fronts at .85 in front because I just wanted to give a slight lift to lessen the rake. Putting Bilstien's in the rear, but planned on keeping the stock springs and no spacer. If the lift won't help with the rubbing, then I guess I'll break out the dremel and slice a little off... thoughts?
Maybe go up a notch on the front and some 1" cornfed spacers in the rear?

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Here's fresh pic, without the running boards, and pics where it's rubbing. Surprisingly, it's not rubbing on the inner fender well. I'm also going to put a heat gun to the front mud guards because it just barely rubs

I'm still at stock height, but when my 5100's come in, I only planned on setting the fronts at .85 in front because I just wanted to give a slight lift to lessen the rake. Putting Bilstien's in the rear, but planned on keeping the stock springs and no spacer. If the lift won't help with the rubbing, then I guess I'll break out the dremel and slice a little off... thoughts?
Maybe go up a notch on the front and some 1" cornfed spacers in the rear?

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The Pro's rub in the part and there is a TSB from Toyota and temples on trimming the bottom of the front bumper. You will be able to find it on here, good luck! It looks good and I like your lift plans.
 
The Pro's rub in the part and there is a TSB from Toyota and temples on trimming the bottom of the front bumper. You will be able to find it on here, good luck! It looks good and I like your lift plans.

Thanks! I found the PDF for T-SB-0009-15, but looks like a lot of work. Since the rubbing is really towards the innermost side of the bumper, I think I'll do something like this : post2123831
 
Picked up my first T4R last night! a few pics of the first 2 mods. nothing big but the rack is on the way!
 

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Water crossing from this past weekend.
Squaw Creek. Threadgill Creek Road. Mason, TX

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