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PoPERuNNeR757

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Hey, I am new to this site so if this is the wrong place to put this then please correct me and I apologize!

I have a 4runner with Falken street tires and 20" rims as seen here

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I live in a place where if you do not have a setup that could handle some off road conditions then you will not fare very well. I really just want some bigger tires and I still want to keep my 4runner kind of pimped. I saw these 4runners on cardomain and I liked them. they have nice rims and yet they have these big offroad tires and lift kits. I want to make my car somewhat like that, i dont want to totally copy another car, i just like these.

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http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3034168

I don't have much money now so I would like to keep the rims I have. Any suggestions on how I could get a setup like this?
 
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damn those cardomain.com 4r's are awesome. That is almost how I want my 4r. Except mine would be taller with wider rims. I will take any info on those specs as well.

Great pix'


Hayn4R
2005 Sport v6 4x4
 
pretty simple - get a lift and bigger/badder tires. Most economical lifts for the 4th gen 4runner are 2-3" in the front and 1-2" in the back. Look up the max tire height for each lift and find a set of tires of that height and for 22" rims.

You said you were on a budget..... you might be disappointed when you see how much big offroad tires are for 20" rims. The Yokohama Geolanders are ok (in my experience the suck in snow/ice) and are a good value, so are the General Grabber AT2's.
 

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