Will doing donuts on pavement cause rollovers?

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My 4runner has a 3" suspension lift and a 2" body lift, rolling on 285/70-17 teracraplers .

The question is - on dry flat pavement, will doing donuts cause the 4runner to roll over?
 
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I think the only way to do it would be to have a V8 conversion and perhaps a supercharged V8 at that... (not answering the question though...)
 
The easiest way to avoid a rollover while doing donuts on dry pavement is by never doing donuts on dry pavement. Thats what I heard, anyway.
 
Have a roof rack? It's all about where your center of gravity is. I haven't rolled mine with a defender rack and 5 inch overall lift like you, but I only drift on wet asphalt because V6 and stock gears......... (Disclaimer: I accept 0 liability if you die)
 
Nope. 4runners are too underpowered to do doughnuts

You'd be surprised. The 3.4 with stock sized tires can definitely tokyo drift.

I think the lift he has would scare me away from trying to do any donuts on dry pavement(not that I do this often).
 
OP just so we're all clear on what your asking thus "donuts" thing

Maybe you should post a video of that magnificent power plant you have burning cookies into the pavement....:lookout:






Please!!!
 
As long as you douse your tires with a healthy amount of bleach before you start, you'll be alright.
 
Sounds like a desperate cry for attention IMO.

I am crying on the inside...

but seriously.

I have 1974 Triumph Spitfire with a Turbo Mitsubishi Starion motor in it and it is a drift queen. Drop it down a gear going into a turn and it will do the most perfect sideways drift.

My 4runner breaks traction going forward so drifting it would be no problem. I just don't want to end up on the roof.
 

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