Toytec and 32's
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thorridder
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well i have 33"s and 2.5-3" lift and they look a lil small on back after removing the running boards and flaps, if that helps
CharlotteFire
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Go 33
I went 265, and now I'm looking for 285's on craigslist everyday! Go Big!
I went 265, and now I'm looking for 285's on craigslist everyday! Go Big!
cztheman64
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i just finished putting on my lift. but ive had my 33s for a few months now. ive got 2 inches up front and im still not sure what i have in the rear. i did the chevy 63 swap and bj spacers up front from toytec... so far im happy with it, once i put my shocks back in
fattirerider
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Sometimes I wish I went with a 33 but for me the cons out weighed the pros.
Possible rubbing of the a-arms unless your running different wheels or spacers. Which I didn't want to do at the time, but ended up doing any way for the wider stance.
Regear might be needed depending on your stock gears and location and driving stlye. Loss of pep and mpgs and the fact I havn't got stuck with the 32s make me happy with them.
Sure 33s will look cooler but there will always be bigger tires. haha
Possible rubbing of the a-arms unless your running different wheels or spacers. Which I didn't want to do at the time, but ended up doing any way for the wider stance.
Regear might be needed depending on your stock gears and location and driving stlye. Loss of pep and mpgs and the fact I havn't got stuck with the 32s make me happy with them.
Sure 33s will look cooler but there will always be bigger tires. haha
PhdNPrerunners
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Since you have 17s why dont you look for a set of 255/75/17 tires?
bak3rme
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Sometimes I wish I went with a 33 but for me the cons out weighed the pros.
Possible rubbing of the a-arms unless your running different wheels or spacers. Which I didn't want to do at the time, but ended up doing any way for the wider stance.
Regear might be needed depending on your stock gears and location and driving stlye. Loss of pep and mpgs and the fact I havn't got stuck with the 32s make me happy with them.
Sure 33s will look cooler but there will always be bigger tires. haha
i donno how those look in person but seems legit.
blcktpgsr
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Sometimes I wish I went with a 33 but for me the cons out weighed the pros.
Could've sworn those were 33's
fattirerider
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Nope 265/75. My front coils are set at 2" so that may throw you off
fightman80
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Here's mine with 245's. The guy at the speed shop told me they just to say smaller then the 265's. When I took this picture, I was running the Toytec 3" Spacer in front and 890 coils in the rear.
I run these in the Winter months.....they are 245/70/R16.
I run these in the Winter months.....they are 245/70/R16.
bulger22
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265/75's. Only have the 891's on rear, but I'm going to continue running them, even after lifting the front 2". Too many people are having to get wheel spacers and body lifts with 285's while offroading, which is more money and stuff I don't wanna bother with. Also I think it's harder to tell it's lifted with 33's after 2-3" lift. And I want more flex/tuck while offroading.
1bad4r
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I'm running 255 75 17s at stock height
Yeah but bigger is not ALWAYS better. I agree, 33's would look better but this is my daily driver and only wheel occasionally. I don't want to have to regear either. What kind of gas mileage difference did anyone with 33's see after install?
