how much lift to clear 32x11.50 on 89 4x4
05-31-2007, 10:34 PM
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how much lift to clear 32x11.50 on 89 4x4
i have 30x9.50 a/t on her right now. they look real small. i know i can clear 31x10.50 no problem. i was thinking to go with 32x11.50s. what all has to be done to clear them. can i just crank the torsion bars and do an aal? how hard is it to crank them if i can? thanks??
06-01-2007, 12:09 AM
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I've got 32/11.5/15 on my 93 4runner with very little rub on the front tires, no need to take off the mud flaps, just removed one screw holding the flap in place (there are 3 screws so its doesnt hurt). You should be happy with them.
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If the search option is working, try using it.
But since you want a non-searching answer, i'll give you one. 32's will fit without doing anything. Will they rub? yeah maybe a little bit but that can easily be fixed. It's not like your going to mount them and your wheels wont turn. I'm not trying to be mean but this has been covered a billion times.
check out (read) www.4crawler.com
But since you want a non-searching answer, i'll give you one. 32's will fit without doing anything. Will they rub? yeah maybe a little bit but that can easily be fixed. It's not like your going to mount them and your wheels wont turn. I'm not trying to be mean but this has been covered a billion times.
check out (read) www.4crawler.com
06-01-2007, 05:49 AM
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http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...it.shtml#FAQ10
But I would go with 33x10.50. They will actually rub less (due to the narrower width), and you get the extra ground clearance benefit. Plus, they will fit better on your stock rims.
But I would go with 33x10.50. They will actually rub less (due to the narrower width), and you get the extra ground clearance benefit. Plus, they will fit better on your stock rims.
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http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...it.shtml#FAQ10
But I would go with 33x10.50. They will actually rub less (due to the narrower width), and you get the extra ground clearance benefit. Plus, they will fit better on your stock rims.
But I would go with 33x10.50. They will actually rub less (due to the narrower width), and you get the extra ground clearance benefit. Plus, they will fit better on your stock rims.
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If the search option is working, try using it.
But since you want a non-searching answer, i'll give you one
But since you want a non-searching answer, i'll give you one
ah sorry iam being a idiot.
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