Daystar lift and 32" M/Ts

SonRunner

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Hey Guys,

Here are some pictures of my 4Runner. It's a 2.5" Daystar lift with 255/75/17 BFG mud terrains. I removed the running boards and hope to have a local welder make me some rock sliders (pretty important in AZ).



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Feels just like stock to me. I'm doing a fairly difficult trail around here known as "Backroad to Crown King" in a couple weeks. Then I'll really know how the ride has changed.

I think this should come as an option from Toyota; call it the "off-road package" or something. Just adding 2.5" lift and adding new taller tires makes the truck so much more capable for a person who actually wants to do average off-road trails.
 
Nice, you should get all the chrome painted white to match, IMO that would look good. Some different rims as well, black maybe?
 
hamiltonj2w1 said:
Nice ride now I wish I would have done more then a leveling kit

yeah your truck was one of those i saw before buying the tires. i love them so far.

save up for the OME lift and be done with it. ;):
 
Fo_SheeZy said:
Nice, you should get all the chrome painted white to match, IMO that would look good. Some different rims as well, black maybe?

yeah i was thinking about doing something like that. i found some black steelies for about 100 bucks, not sure if it's worth the hassle though. I might just use wheel paint and paint the ones i have.
 
Do those tires come in BFG AT's or just MT's ??

For having that little .3 of an inch taller than a 265.70/17's it sure looks good .


I want that look so BAD but it's just not practical for me driving as a daily drive and doing 25k per year. I drive an do quite a few little excursions off road to where it would sure be nice.

What year is your truck ?
 
Falls said:
Do those tires come in BFG AT's or just MT's ??

For having that little .3 of an inch taller than a 265.70/17's it sure looks good .


I want that look so BAD but it's just not practical for me driving as a daily drive and doing 25k per year. I drive an do quite a few little excursions off road to where it would sure be nice.

What year is your truck ?

No idea about the A/Ts, though I'm sure you wouldn't get the same sort of price ($100 a tire). Keep in mind this was a stock tire for the Rubicon, they're not exactly swampers. I don't think they'd be too bad for a daily driver but I've been driving modified cars for a long while so maybe I'm calloused.

I have a 2008 SR5 V6
 
Got to try out the tires at a place just outside of Phoenix call "Box Canyon of Hassayumpa". Typically the place has running water you drive through but it's been dry for a couple weeks and no running water. :( All was not lost though since I got to try the tires out in the sand, dirt, and over rocks. They did very well, I'm really happy with them.

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how much do you think the lift has affected your gas mileage? i want to do something like this but i already get fairly bad mileage on the V8 and i would hate to make it any worse.
 
eashton42 said:
how much do you think the lift has affected your gas mileage? i want to do something like this but i already get fairly bad mileage on the V8 and i would hate to make it any worse.

I'm not really sure. My gas mileage avg readout on the dash dropped from 20.8 to 20.5. Gas prices are falling anyway! :)
 
Tested it out on the rocks today. A lot more capable than stock. The extra ground clearance was an absolute necessity for these trails.

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