Im sure this has been talked about before...like everything else....but im in the process of figuring out what wheels I want to go with once I do my lift, im planning to run 295/70/17 or 295/70 18, ive run 295/70/17 on my previous runner but had to do a wheel spacer in the front to clear the UCA, if possible I would rather get a different offset rim so I don't have to do the wheel spacer and still clear the stock UCA, I do plan on replacing the UCA's eventually but probably not till my stockers give out, any thoughts? and what offset would I need to clear stock UCA's with 295/70/?
What wheel offset do i need?
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JohnBill53
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4.5 should do the trick, If you've had 1.25" wheel spacers on a 4runner before, 4.5 back spaced wheels will give you just about the same effect
BrianSD_42
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Try the wheel offset calculator listed in this thread:
-----> http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-g...faq-tutorials-documentation-reference-v2.html
-----> http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-g...faq-tutorials-documentation-reference-v2.html
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spenedwrds
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Here are my 17" fuel boost with 295 trail grapplers. They have 4.5 back spacing and a -12 offset. I also have a set if 1.25 spacers on. I'm sure I could get away without them but I like the stance.
Spenedwrds- that's a bad ass rig, I like tire wheel combo, I'm going to do those tires but different wheels, I like fuels but just to much $$$ but the wheels I'm looking at are -12 so If your correct I'll be able to get by without the spacer! If I need to get a wider stance for looks maybe ill do a shim or something cuz I don't have limited flares and don't want them sticking out to far, thank you for the help
spenedwrds
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If u don't have limited flares I'd imagine it would be too wide. But yea u should be fine with that offset and no spacers
