I have a 2000 4cyl manual 4runner and was looking to start building it up. Im going to get a complete 3 inch ome coil lift. and i wanna put 305/10r16 on my stock rims. will they fit on my rims and also will they rub against anything enough for me to get wheel spacers for it?
Will 305/70r16 fit?
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quicksilvr
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Maybe do some more reading before you pull the trigger on anything for your truck. With some time researching you'll find these have been answered a lot.
Yes, 305/70R16's will fit on your wheels. A lot of shops probably won't like mounting them though. Just an OME lift will physically clear the tires and you'll probably be able to drive around town on pavement with only minor rubbing on the front bumper (trimmable) and the upper control arm. However, if you want to not rub anything when actually using the suspension, you'll need a body lift and some hammering on the pinch welds.
Yes, 305/70R16's will fit on your wheels. A lot of shops probably won't like mounting them though. Just an OME lift will physically clear the tires and you'll probably be able to drive around town on pavement with only minor rubbing on the front bumper (trimmable) and the upper control arm. However, if you want to not rub anything when actually using the suspension, you'll need a body lift and some hammering on the pinch welds.
Fishwerks
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Here ya go. He has less lift than that, but the same amount of trimming is probably required. And you will need wheel spacers to clear the UCAs most likely.
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/120034-crazydubmans-97-limited-runner-build.html
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/120034-crazydubmans-97-limited-runner-build.html
RussToy
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I just put on a set of 305/70/16. At the same time I installed my lift...Toytech ultimate lift. I have the front set at 2 1/2 inches and also installed 1.25 wheel spacers. I have no body lift. After everything was installed, I ended up having to trim a small corner of the front fender flare (I have the big limited flares). I then changed the "bolt head" hardware that mounts the flares, to "flat" head hardware. I ran like that for a couple of days and all was well. But the tires were very close to the back of the wheel well. Therefore, I went a head and did the pinch well mod.
Since then...I haven't had any tire rub. But still haven't been off road yet. I love the wider tire stance, so if it does rub...I'll do a 1" body lift.
Since then...I haven't had any tire rub. But still haven't been off road yet. I love the wider tire stance, so if it does rub...I'll do a 1" body lift.
snow junky
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suspention lifts dont help with rubing.... your bump stops control were your tire stops going into your truck... you will still need body lift or trimming..... it may not rub till you go over a speedbump tho
