Christian90
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Nice truck
Finally installed the 1" body lift. I think we are done for now....
How was the install? What brand did you go with? Steering extension?
I'm considering installing one, hence all the questions.![]()
everyone running 285/70/17.. what are you doing for a spare tire?
everyone running 285/70/17.. what are you doing for a spare tire?
You can run it in the stock location, but it will have to be aired down a lot to clear the track bar. If you don't have TPMS and also have on board air, it's an option.Is it safe to assume the 285/70/17 doesn't fit under the truck in the stock location?
Got ya. I have a 4th gen and 5th gen. I can tell you a 285, even a 295, fits under a 5th gen without issue. I assumed it would be the same under the 4th gen but I suppose I assumed wrong!
how bad is the rubbing on those and what offset are the wheelsFront: ToyTec/Eibach springs over Bilstein 5100's set at 2nd knotch
Rear: Metal Tech LT springs with
26"+ Bilstein 5125s.
Tires: 285/70/17 Falken AT3W All Terrain
ProComp 51 series D Windows
4.25" Backspacing
1.25" Spidertrax
(Rig is for sale if anyone is interested)![]()
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You should be fine. Before I was lifted I ran General Grabber AT2s in that size and only rubbed a *tiny* bit at full lock. They're one of the larger tires so I'd think you'll be OK.Has anyone had success running the Falken AT3W All Terrain 265/70r17's without having to trim or modify? I have a lift coming in at 2.5-2.75" (Depending if I bump the 5100's to the first notch), and 1.5" in the back (though I heard the Wheelers T12 yields closer to 2").
I don't have any tools nor do I know anyone in the area who could shave off any fender.
Other than the Falkens I thought I might be able to get away with the 255/75r17 Yokohama Geolandar A/T G015 without any modifications.