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NEED WHEEL SPACERS! BAD! Not sure about the volks on a 4R? IMO. Definitely wouldn't take a $700 plus wheel offroad. All that matters is whether you like it though.
 
Those wheels weigh like 10 lbs, and are as strong as you can get. I have a few of the te37's here, and I had ce28's on my last race car. AMAZING WHEELS, but buko bucks!
 
Those wheels weigh like 10 lbs, and are as strong as you can get. I have a few of the te37's here, and I had ce28's on my last race car. AMAZING WHEELS, but buko bucks!

the volks, i think, are a great value and i think it's cool you're rockin them on the 4r.

the real pricey wheels are when you go with multi-piece wheels like the BBS LMs, HREs, OZ IIIs of the world.

you def need some wheel spacers which is odd for an aftermarket wheel setup.
 
the volks, i think, are a great value and i think it's cool you're rockin them on the 4r.

the real pricey wheels are when you go with multi-piece wheels like the BBS LMs, HREs, OZ IIIs of the world.

you def need some wheel spacers which is odd for an aftermarket wheel setup.

volks? value? those things are $$$$ man!
 
My 2010 Lifted BP LE

After looking at all your gorgeous lifted 4Runners I had to do mine. Here is my lifted Blizzard Pearl 2010 LE. It has a 3" Daystar spacer kit. 18x9 Ultra Guantlet wheels, Nitto Trails 285x65x18.

We took off the factory running boards (no they are not for sale) and also had to trim a fair amount of inner fenders for the tires to clear and the control arm is just about touching the tire but not quite. I did the spacer kit instead of a suspension lift because I use my truck mostly on paved roads and I like the mushy factory ride. I had done a suspension kit on my 4th gen and while it was awesome, I couldn't drink my coffee without wearing it! :beer:

Anyhoo, I hope you enjoy the pics and maybe inspire some of you to lift your Blizzard Pearls.

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Just wondering if your rims have a 4.5 back spacing on them. Why I ask, is I thought that was the OEM back spacing on the stock rims and with that back spacing you would not need a kit? I have just purchased a Toytec Ultimate kit and am waiting to put it in during the summer. So all winter I will save up for rim/tire combo and am interested in the rim back space to make it proper.
 
After looking at all your gorgeous lifted 4Runners I had to do mine. Here is my lifted Blizzard Pearl 2010 LE. It has a 3" Daystar spacer kit. 18x9 Ultra Guantlet wheels, Nitto Trails 285x65x18.

We took off the factory running boards (no they are not for sale) and also had to trim a fair amount of inner fenders for the tires to clear and the control arm is just about touching the tire but not quite. I did the spacer kit instead of a suspension lift because I use my truck mostly on paved roads and I like the mushy factory ride. I had done a suspension kit on my 4th gen and while it was awesome, I couldn't drink my coffee without wearing it! :beer:

Anyhoo, I hope you enjoy the pics and maybe inspire some of you to lift your Blizzard Pearls.

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Those gauntlets look tight!
 
Thanks guys. Sorry bosslj but I don't know the back spacing. The guy at Tirerack knew that it would fit the 2010 4Runner LE. He said they tested them and offered a full guarantee on them so that was good enough for me.
 

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