1988 toyota tire size??
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1988 toyota tire size??
I bought a 1988 Toyota 22re 4x4 dirt cheap recently, fuel injected, 5-speed manual, lock-outs, spare motor and a few extra parts. I'm not used to these trucks, how peppy are they supposed to be and will a stock 22re do ok with 35 inch tires? Will it be too hard on my driveline? I can get them to fit with a little mod., but wonder if the stock motor and driveline will be able to handle them. I ask because I can get them pretty cheap off of a guy I know but don't want to buy and not use them.
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I ran 35X12.50s on my 1988 4runner for a while, it will handle the 35's ok. I dont know about with a manual cuz mine is automatic but dont count on climbing any rocks or steep hills haha. Everybody suggests 5.29 gearing with 35's and a manual. I didnt have any running gear issues though. You might burn your clutch out or something though?somebody will chip in though, and blast you with the regearing speech. Also people might say your IFS cannot handle the 35's, but with stock gearing you wont have the torque to turn your 35's fast enough to break anything anyways.
Last edited by Justinvd; 03-18-2008 at 06:27 PM.
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It's wouldn't be street worthy with 35" tires. Barely I think with 33"s. The limiting factors are primarily the gear ratio and the CV strength. If you regear to 5.29 or 5.71s then you can fit 35"s I think, though I'll have to let someone who's got that config. to confirm.
I am under the impression that 35's break a lot of CV axles. Perhaps you'd be best to go with 4.88s and 33's and keep the front suspension at stock height.
I am under the impression that 35's break a lot of CV axles. Perhaps you'd be best to go with 4.88s and 33's and keep the front suspension at stock height.
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It's wouldn't be street worthy with 35" tires. Barely I think with 33"s. The limiting factors are primarily the gear ratio and the CV strength. If you regear to 5.29 or 5.71s then you can fit 35"s I think, though I'll have to let someone who's got that config. to confirm.
I am under the impression that 35's break a lot of CV axles. Perhaps you'd be best to go with 4.88s and 33's and keep the front suspension at stock height.
I am under the impression that 35's break a lot of CV axles. Perhaps you'd be best to go with 4.88s and 33's and keep the front suspension at stock height.
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