DreamRun08
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Today was a good day. Got the TRD Pro wheels mounted on the Runner.
Have you tried turning your wheels? with that setup you should be rubbing like crazy.
Today was a good day. Got the TRD Pro wheels mounted on the Runner.
Have you tried turning your wheels? with that setup you should be rubbing like crazy.
Today was a good day. Got the TRD Pro wheels mounted on the Runner.
Have you tried turning your wheels? with that setup you should be rubbing like crazy.
I had this setup for a while with the SR5 OEM wheels, I just upgraded to the TRD wheels today. I definitely had to push the front wheel well forward, and dremel some of the front bumper off when I did the lift and wheel spacer job a while back. Today I'm really close when backing up in full lock with these new TRD's (more offset than OEM SR5 wheels), so if I'm feeling punchy tonight, I'll zip a little bit of the front bumper off.
I had this setup for a while with the SR5 OEM wheels, I just upgraded to the TRD wheels today. I definitely had to push the front wheel well forward, and dremel some of the front bumper off when I did the lift and wheel spacer job a while back. Today I'm really close when backing up in full lock with these new TRD's (more offset than OEM SR5 wheels), so if I'm feeling punchy tonight, I'll zip a little bit of the front bumper off.
mine rub on my mudflaps in reverse, even after i worked um with a heat gun. Same size tires except mine are pretty worn, and about the same offset with fxpro's. i run .75" spacers and have a 2.5/1.5 lift. my stance is a little higher and narrower. so I figured you'd be rubbing pretty bad. guess not. Nice work, your truck looks good.
I like the wide stance too. i couldn't settle for the tires being almost flush. had to poke um out a bit, so i went with .75's. i still have my spidertrax that i used with my stock wheels. i took em off though cause i thought it would be too wide with my new wheels.
mine rub on my mudflaps in reverse, even after i worked um with a heat gun. Same size tires except mine are pretty worn, and about the same offset with fxpro's. i run .75" spacers and have a 2.5/1.5 lift. my stance is a little higher and narrower. so I figured you'd be rubbing pretty bad. guess not. Nice work, your truck looks good.
I like the wide stance too. i couldn't settle for the tires being almost flush. had to poke um out a bit, so i went with .75's. i still have my spidertrax that i used with my stock wheels. i took em off though cause i thought it would be too wide with my new wheels.
It interests me that some guys deal with mudflap rubbing, and others deal with front bumper rub. Especially since you and I have the same truck! Always fun to mess with these Runners, and talk with you guys. Thank you, and likewise on your truck!
Those are the 265/70/17 C-rated tires.
Once you hit the 275 size you go to E-rated on the BFG's. Wish BFG made KO-2's C-rated in the 275. I would buy those in an instant.
You have the best looking blue 4th gen i have ever seen.
Those are the 265/70/17 C-rated tires.
Once you hit the 275 size you go to E-rated on the BFG's. Wish BFG made KO-2's C-rated in the 275. I would buy those in an instant.
I have a set of C-rated 285/70/17 BFG KO2's. I would imagine that they make them in 275, since they make them in 285's.
I wish anyone made a C rated AT in 275. The only one I've found is the Cooper AT3 which I'm not a huge fan of appearance wise.
They do but they're E rated which is way to heavy/harsh for most of us.
I wish anyone made a C rated AT in 275. The only one I've found is the Cooper AT3 which I'm not a huge fan of appearance wise.
Just go to E
Much tougher offroad and much better handling characteristics on-road due to the stiffer sidewalls.
Did 5100s and OME 885/895s this weekend. Love it! Tires are 265/70R17 General Grabber AT2s
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Waiting for it to settle before I get it aligned, but I wouldn't be surprised if I end up needing UCAs. That said, the alignment feels pretty true right now as it is. I'm actually really surprised.
I honestly like the E's more on pavement. They keep the handling sharp despite being large tires. I had a friend that daily's an S2000 comment on how much he liked the turn-in when he drove it :becky: On the other hand, a friend of mine has C load Grabbers on his Forester and absolutely hates how sloppy they feel.My off roading consist of the occasional fire trail and dirt roads getting to trail heads, not worth it with 98% pavement driving.
Looks good! I have a white 4th Gen Sr5 and I'm looking to do a similar setup on. I've got the springs and now I just need to get the 5100s. Did you do the work yourself or did you take it somewhere? Also, have you felt like you need UCA's yet?
Strangely enough, I'm also in Hburg!
i did remove the fender liners back when i had those tires on with no lift and that took care of the rubbing. it only rubbed turning left in reverse.hmmm, are you sure there is no rubbing?
You didn't move the fender liners or anything?
Finally got around to making a build thread and posting some pictures.
Here is my 4runner V8 with XREAS with 150,000km and a Daystar 2.5/1.5 spacer lift.
Tires are 265/70r17 KO2's on TE Rims
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God that wheel/tire combo looks great. Were the wheels powdercoated or painted?
Ya I'm a big fan of these rims and in black they are even better. I sanded, primed and painted them myself. Used DupliColor Satin Black.
Holding up pretty well and they look great even up close. There's a few scratches and whatnot on them but I can touch those spots up easily.
Finally got around to making a build thread and posting some pictures.
Here is my 4runner V8 with XREAS with 150,000km and a Daystar 2.5/1.5 spacer lift.
Tires are 265/70r17 KO2's on TE Rims
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