Questions. 1999-2001 4runner
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fenrisx
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25% off-road is probably more than most people on here see...
So, if you're really using it off-road that much then you would probably want to look into the ToyTec Ultimate lift, OME lift, or maybe the Tundra TRD front/LC rear setup... or any combination of those.
If you keep an eye out you can find a good deal on used LC coils, and the Tundra coils.
Those are the most common lifts I see people on here running.
You could definitely run a 265/75/16 with any of those, which is just slightly larger than the stock 265/70/16 tire size. Most people will say you can run that stock, but I've found that to not be true. You could probably run a 255/85/16, which is roughly a 33x10.50. Or a 285/75/16, but you would probably need to do some trimming/modification for it not to rub. Even still it may rub your a-arms. (anyone correct me if I'm wrong on any of that)
So, if you're really using it off-road that much then you would probably want to look into the ToyTec Ultimate lift, OME lift, or maybe the Tundra TRD front/LC rear setup... or any combination of those.
If you keep an eye out you can find a good deal on used LC coils, and the Tundra coils.
Those are the most common lifts I see people on here running.
You could definitely run a 265/75/16 with any of those, which is just slightly larger than the stock 265/70/16 tire size. Most people will say you can run that stock, but I've found that to not be true. You could probably run a 255/85/16, which is roughly a 33x10.50. Or a 285/75/16, but you would probably need to do some trimming/modification for it not to rub. Even still it may rub your a-arms. (anyone correct me if I'm wrong on any of that)
flyingyogi
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The 255/85 are much skinnier and should not rub with any of the lifts mentioned. Rubbing on 285/75 depends on the tire and rims used. I have 285/75 Kumho AT's on the stock rims and don't rub, but I only have about a quarter inch space between my tire and the UCA. My next set of tires will be 255 though, since they fit better on the rims and are actually 1/2" to 3/4" taller. Unfortunately there are only 2 or 3 manufacturer for that size and they cost more. BTW my lift is LC rear and adjustable ToyTec front.
96743runner
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The Toytec Ultimate is a good setup and it's what I'm running. It is a more off-road oriented lift but in my opinion it is comfortable on road and it gives the truck a nice stance.
