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Is anyone running daystar 2.5/1.5 spacers and 5th gen wheels? Debating whether to buy some stock takeoffs from a 5th gen or just put new tires on my stock se rims. Help a newcomer to the 4Runner community out!
 
+3 front, +2.5 rear. 285/75/17


Those look sharp! The Tuff wheels were one of my top 3, or 4 choices when I was wheel shopping before ultimately choosing the Fuel wheels I have. I like that you can change up the look on the Tuff wheels just by changing out those bolt on chrome pieces to a color if you want. I had considered doing the red accents since my truck is black just to give it a pop of color and tie in my red powder coated calipers.
 
Thanks, Im squeezing them tight. I had to chop a lot of body mount and plastic. The rear needs trimming now.




Those look sharp! The Tuff wheels were one of my top 3, or 4 choices when I was wheel shopping before ultimately choosing the Fuel wheels I have. I like that you can change up the look on the Tuff wheels just by changing out those bolt on chrome pieces to a color if you want. I had considered doing the red accents since my truck is black just to give it a pop of color and tie in my red powder coated calipers.
 
Citrus 1/6/19

Here's my '08 Urban Runner (xreas disconnected).
 

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OME 884 front coils
Bilstein 1" rear coils (part# 36-281817)
Bilstein 5100 all around, set at 0
Falken Wildpeak at3w 265/75R16
Pro Comp 2069 wheels
05 V8 2wd SR5

Rides and handles amazing. Stock control arms, no wandering. Don't carry heavy loads, so I chose coils with near stock spring rates.
 
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Front: OME 884 Springs with Bilstein 5100, Camburg UCAs
Rear: Icon Overland Springs with Bilstein 5100 shocks
Wheels: Icon Satin Black Rebounds 17x8.5 (0 offset)
Tires: Falken Wildpeak AT3W 285/70 17

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Front: 9.5" Maxtrac suspension with Bilstein shocks, Stock uppers (for now)
Rear: 7.5" Bilstein shocks, not sure what else has been done to the rear
Wheels: 20x12 Gear's, Not sure which ones
Tires: 37x12.50r20 Ironman M/T
03 Limited V8 2WD, True dual straight pipe.
Scrubs in front about one rotation of the wheel to the left and right. Also scrubs in back over washouts.
 

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Installed 1.5” wheel spacers to fix the rubbing issue I was having when turning in reverse. I had to do a lot of trimming to fit 275/70/17 BFGoodrich K02’s


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Installed 1.5” wheel spacers to fix the rubbing issue I was having when turning in reverse. I had to do a lot of trimming to fit 275/70/17 BFGoodrich K02’s


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What kind of trimming did you end up doing? I'm going with the same size tire and am lifted about 2.5 up front.
 
What kind of trimming did you end up doing? I'm going with the same size tire and am lifted about 2.5 up front.

I have FJ springs with adjustable Bilstein 5100’s on the 1.75” setting. I had to cut a lot of the plastic liner inside the wheel well and I had to cut about 1/4” of the front right fender at an angle
 
Finally got every thing put on.

Wheels: Stock 2004 rims

Tires: 285/75/17 Nitto Ridge Grapplers

Suspension:
Front- Icon 2.5 extended travel coil-overs and JBA UCAs

Rear: Icon 2.0s with reservoirs and Icon 2” springs

With the stock rims it was rubbing on the UCA so I had to throw a set of 1.25” spacers up front. Will be getting new rims to get rid of those ASAP.

It is currently rubbing pretty good, before it went in I chopped the front bumper but it will also need a little trimming on the rear of the front fender. Doing the BMC tomorrow because at full lock it touches slightly. And the rear bumper will need slight trimming since it will rub when tucked.

I was expecting trimming which is fine with me, but one thing I was not expecting was the aftermarket front axles I have. They are smaller so fully extended they bind up. If anyone knows somewhere where I can buy a cheap set (new/used/refurbished) of OEM axles I would really appreciate it!

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