berettashot117
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do you know if i can run a 315/75/16 (34.6 inch) tire with the toytec ultimate and a 1 inch BL? i run spidertraxx btw.. and if not, how close does it come?
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dude you're going to have to trim the sh!t outta your truck. i'd never ever recommend anyone going that big. 33s max, no body lift.
if going sky high, big foot tires is your thang, u bought the wrong vehicle.
BlairB
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It will take a lot of trimming to fit 35's on a 4Runner, but it is very doable. It will probably be my next tire size.
I am sure you can fit it with just the 1" body lift, but the 1.5" would make your life easier. You will also need to
-drop your bump stops
-cut your body mount
-remove mud flaps
-cut away inner fender by your firewall and also front of tires
-pound down the pinch weld on your firewall
-HEAVILY trim your front bumper
-trim your rear bumper
-you would also really benefit from regearing with tires this big
etc...
What are you going to be using the truck for? I am not doing to be quite as dismissive as THEROK about this, but you should really ask yourself if you need tires this big. If you are doing some really technical trails they are great, but for most wheeling are not necessary. If you are doing it for looks, I would avoid the hassle.
I am sure you can fit it with just the 1" body lift, but the 1.5" would make your life easier. You will also need to
-drop your bump stops
-cut your body mount
-remove mud flaps
-cut away inner fender by your firewall and also front of tires
-pound down the pinch weld on your firewall
-HEAVILY trim your front bumper
-trim your rear bumper
-you would also really benefit from regearing with tires this big
etc...
What are you going to be using the truck for? I am not doing to be quite as dismissive as THEROK about this, but you should really ask yourself if you need tires this big. If you are doing some really technical trails they are great, but for most wheeling are not necessary. If you are doing it for looks, I would avoid the hassle.
berettashot117
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in just goin for looks.. well would 33 look small with this lift?
chaz
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Fitting 34" tires on a 4Runner? - Toyota 120 Platforms Forum Lift Kit questions - Toyota 120 Platforms Forum How much , and what Gear to run 34" tire ? - Toyota 120 Platforms Forum 35's with only 1" body lift. - Toyota 120 Platforms Forum Stay At 33" Or Move To 35"??? - Toyota 120 Platforms Forum 35s on a 4Runner - Toyota 120 Platforms Forum just some stuff to read.
03_4x4Runner
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I learned years ago that doing things just for looks cost a lot of money and ruins a perfectly good vehicle. Your power will drop way off and your gas mileage will be bad. It will not be fun to drive unless you regear. You must be young so you will have to learn things the hard way like I did. I ruined a lot of perfectly good vehicles in my life. It would be different if you had harder trails you wanted to run and needed biger tires. It will look cool but when a minivan can out accelerate you it will suck.
berettashot117
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ya, a regear was always in the back of my ind..wheel/tire combo already costs enough, dont wanna pay for new r&p's too.. guess ill just roll with the 33's! still dont like how wide they are though.. shouldnt be a problem though