Photoshop Help anyone?

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jbirk

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I have been modding a new 4runner in my head, and would like to see what it would look like in photoshop. Can anyone help me put this together.

My Idea:

2010 4Runner Magnetic Gray or Silver SR5
20in BMF Novakane Wheels (Need to verify fitment and BS)
BFG All Terrains
15% Window Tint

Pictures to help out. (Borrowing some of our members rides, thanks in advance)
2.jpg~original

4R2.jpg~original

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Going to wait until Summer to buy, but just want to see what my idea looks like. Any help guys?
 
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Found some info on the wheels, and also check out BMF's website if you like these. They have a modded 2010 4Runner decked out with one of their other wheels designs.

Specs: Do you think they will fit?

20x9
6x5.5 Bolt Pattern
5.0 Backspacing
0 Offset
 
So the guy at BMF got back to me. The 4Runner on their website was built by N-Fab and will be touring across Super Cross races this year.

The wheels that are mounted have the same dimensions as what I posted earlier. The tires are 33 12.50 20 Pro Comps, and they had to use a leveling kit to accomplish enough wheel and tire clearance.

So I have experience with leveling kits on my F150, but what are some good brands for the 4Runner. I assume that the 4th Gen Kits would work just fine? Any recommendations?

Thanks for all the help, plus the quick photoshop TTown!
 
Last one guys, one of our members posted the perfect photo to try on the wheels. Can anyone hook me up again and photoshop them on?

DSC_0100-1.jpg~original
 
jbirk said:
So the guy at BMF got back to me. The 4Runner on their website was built by N-Fab and will be touring across Super Cross races this year.

The wheels that are mounted have the same dimensions as what I posted earlier. The tires are 33 12.50 20 Pro Comps, and they had to use a leveling kit to accomplish enough wheel and tire clearance.

So I have experience with leveling kits on my F150, but what are some good brands for the 4Runner. I assume that the 4th Gen Kits would work just fine? Any recommendations?

Thanks for all the help, plus the quick photoshop TTown!
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To fit 33's without rubbing on a SR5 or Limited ,more then just a leveling kit is needed. You will have to trim the front of the inner fender liner also.Not that big of deal really.I trimmed mine.
BFLAN has 33's and a 3/2 lift and they rubbed . I have 32.5's with a 2 inch front and they barely cleared and rubbed when I had Spidertrax 1.25" spacers on.
 
Here you go jbirk

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Hi guys funny to find this thread. The BMF wheels above belongs to me on my 2009 Tacoma. The other funny thing is I just bought a new SR5 for my wife. First off if your interested there is no way you will be able to fit the 33 inch tires that are on the rims now on a 2in leveling kit. To get it to fit on my Tacoma I have a total of 6 inches and it still touches the UCA. You will need to go to a lower profile tire and many guys here are not into that look. Also in the photoshop don't do the rims justice. It makes them look like 17's in real life they are much bigger. Hit me up if you have anymore questions about the BMF.

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/8643283@N08/4525407796/" title="IMAG0037 by mpressive, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4040/4525407796_bb5eb56b4a_b.jpg" width="1024" height="613" alt="IMAG0037" /></a>

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/8643283@N08/3770785683/" title="Tacoma BMF by mpressive, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3513/3770785683_9f2260f215_o.jpg" width="1024" height="683" alt="Tacoma BMF" /></a>
 
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