Pic Request: LC Rims with 265/75/16
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Pic Request: LC Rims with 265/75/16
Does anybody have any pictures of FJ80 Rims with 265/75/16 inch tire on a 3rd gen 4Runner? Anybody think they will rub under a full stuff?
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I was looking at getting the aluminum 16x8 five spokes that come on say a 1995 Land Cruiser , what is the difference?
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Saw this not too long ago...
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/lifted-refinished-lc-wheels-revos-big-pics-90829/
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/lifted-refinished-lc-wheels-revos-big-pics-90829/
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heres some pictures i had over the the summer, i'm running 265/75/16 BFG KO, Haven't had a chance to see it fully stuffed yet. so i couldn't say, but i did have to do some trimming to my limited flares in the front
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Sorry forgot to put the link to the tread i had with the pictures
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/flexing-river-crossing-pics-86926/
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/flexing-river-crossing-pics-86926/
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they will give a wider stance yes. theyre 1" wider than stock as well as being .25" (i think..correct me if im wrong) shallower BS. so they'll stick out a touch more.
i know you want em with a 265, but for reference, heres 285's. the 32's will be slightly smaller of course, but with this angle you can see how they're nicely flush with a LTD flare...
and of course with a 315 they're just down right bulgy..
i know you want em with a 265, but for reference, heres 285's. the 32's will be slightly smaller of course, but with this angle you can see how they're nicely flush with a LTD flare...
and of course with a 315 they're just down right bulgy..
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With tundra coils and 1 top spacer in the front I should probably be good though, right? Beeing that the tires are only 265's. By the way thanks, for all the help from everybody.
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You don't need anything to make 265/75/16s fit. That's the largest tire size that will fit on a 3rd gen without rubbing.
That has been answered many times on this forum though
That has been answered many times on this forum though
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Yea, I am going to look carefully when I turn to see what gaps I have in between the fenders before I buy a set. From what I have read I think that as long as I have over a half inch I will be ok. This is just what I think, but if the wheel is an inch wider, then the actual tread of the tire should only move a little over a half inch, because the tire is still mounted on the inside of the rim, but then again I heard that the offset is .25" different. I think those wheels look cool, so I will just make them fit, I think it will be fine though
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alot of people run 285's and 305's on LC wheels and they actually give more clearance between the tire and upper control arm than the stock wheels. With the lc wheels you wont be rubbing the UCA, but you may need to trim the fender flares a little.
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