Bigger tire's & a lift,mean's....what?

[MACROSS8511]

If someone may be able to help me out with some advice,I'm a newbie at this, I have a 96'limited V6 4x4, I want to get the 16x7 1999 4runner Wheels, & add a 1 1/2 " lift using Daystar spacers. My question is if I go with this set up would I need to Adjust my Gear ratio ? The Differential? Anything?
Please Advice.

 

[RonMAIDEN]

You can go 2.5" without worrying about a thing.

 

[4runDiZZLe]

If someone may be able to help me out with some advice,I'm a newbie at this, I have a 96'limited V6 4x4, I want to get the 16x7 1999 4runner Wheels, & add a 1 1/2 " lift using Daystar spacers. My question is if I go with this set up would I need to Adjust my Gear ratio ? The Differential? Anything?
Please Advice.

all you have to worry about is all the attention that you will be getting from the ladies from now on

 

[techno]

The only thing that could prompt changing gear ratios is changing the tire diameter (not the wheel size, just the tire dia). Also, some 'hardcore' off roaders will increase the ratio for improve torque at the wheels to help with low speed performance like when rock crawling.

 

[Rock Slide]

you'll be fine.

 

[JustAnotherT4R]

if you run any tires bigger then 33" then you will need gears. lifting your truck will do nothing to the speed/gears.

 

[4rnr4me]

Re: Re: Bigger tire's & a lift,mean's....what?

all you have to worry about is all the attention that you will be getting from the ladies from now on

hahahaha it doesnt work for me in california, cuz EVERY white guy my age has lifted trucks...and theyre all lifted more than mine haha i just rely on my looks and charm

I personally have the 2.5" daystar, no issues whatsoever...

 

[MACROSS8511]

Thanks for all your help ......
-Semper Fi