Before and after (2nd Gen. budget lift)
03-20-2005, 01:31 PM
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Before and after (2nd Gen. budget lift)
I installed while ago SDORIīs bj-spacers and rear coil spacers. Simple and wise(?) way to lift your 4Runner. I have been really satisfied.
Now I have LT265/75R16 (32") winter tires on 8x16" steel wheels (offset +8), no rubbing at any circumstances. I havenīt tried 33x10.50s yet, maybe I should install some washers under lower bumpstops that they donīt rub at all at full articulation (they did it w/no lift and theoretically bj-spacers (or cranking t-bars) donīt help the situation).
Sorry about the bad quality. Pic
Now I have LT265/75R16 (32") winter tires on 8x16" steel wheels (offset +8), no rubbing at any circumstances. I havenīt tried 33x10.50s yet, maybe I should install some washers under lower bumpstops that they donīt rub at all at full articulation (they did it w/no lift and theoretically bj-spacers (or cranking t-bars) donīt help the situation).
Sorry about the bad quality. Pic
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03-20-2005, 02:39 PM
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looks good....are you gonna take off those running boards?
Here's mine to give you some thoughts on how it would look
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...r/4714e0ae.jpg
Here's mine to give you some thoughts on how it would look
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...r/4714e0ae.jpg
03-21-2005, 06:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Paul H.
Looks good, how much space is there around the back tires?
And I like of these running boards, they are useful. Ok, they limit very much of off-roading. Maybe tube-type ones would be more practical.
03-21-2005, 06:28 AM
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Originally Posted by -MaTTi-
There is now about 54-55 cm (~21.5") from center of the axle to the fender, so space is something like 14-15 cm (5.5-5.9") with 265/75R16s.
And I like of these running boards, they are useful. Ok, they limit very much of off-roading. Maybe tube-type ones would be more practical.
And I like of these running boards, they are useful. Ok, they limit very much of off-roading. Maybe tube-type ones would be more practical.
03-21-2005, 06:44 AM
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Originally Posted by -MaTTi-
And I like of these running boards, they are useful. Ok, they limit very much of off-roading. Maybe tube-type ones would be more practical.
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