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Old 07-06-2009, 04:05 PM
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My Runner with 33X10.5 BFGs
I got my 33X10.5 BFG Mud Terrains mounted a couple of weeks ago and I just got the time to wash it and snap a couple of pics. It looks a lot better than it did on 28s.



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Old 07-06-2009, 04:16 PM
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Looks sick man, did u try flexing it yet? just curious on the rub, if there is any.
BJ spacers up front and Land Cruiser Coils in the rear and it will be perfect! and it will fix the rear sag.
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Looks fresh!
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The sag is not near as bad as most that I have seen. As far as rubbing. None what so ever. I used a floor jack to stuff each tire and they arent even close.
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Wow, looks great! I think that might be my next tire size when these 30s wear out.
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Originally Posted by KVRunner
The sag is not near as bad as most that I have seen. As far as rubbing. None what so ever. I used a floor jack to stuff each tire and they arent even close.

That factory offset is amazing. My 32's rub pretty bad, but I have a 4"offset and 11.50's. I also have 1.5" BJ spacers so I thought I was safe in the front.....
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I wish my rear sag was as good as yours! I need to get mine lifted soon.

Are those aftermarket decals on the lower part? I havent seen any like it before
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I need some 33x10.5s. 31s with 2"bl doesn't look too good anymore.
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Those are factory decals on the lower section. It had some sort of appearance package option as it appears on the window sticker.
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KV, nice runner. Im thinking of putting my 33's on my sr5 rims but im unsure of the rubbing. I have a runner like yours w/ no lift but im sure it will rub if i put on the 33's.....could you show some flex shots or maybe some shots with the steering fully turned. thanks.
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It has been proven time and time again that on STOCK rims 33x10.50" tires will NOT rub. The wider or farther out the tire sticks the worse your clearance gets..
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Looks good. Hows the power with the new meats?
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Originally Posted by Jay351
It has been proven time and time again that on STOCK rims 33x10.50" tires will NOT rub. The wider or farther out the tire sticks the worse your clearance gets..
Yeah untilll you take it offroad....
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Originally Posted by Jay351
It has been proven time and time again that on STOCK rims 33x10.50" tires will NOT rub. The wider or farther out the tire sticks the worse your clearance gets..
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Yeah untilll you take it offroad....
Or the first time you turn up into your driveway with them ...
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Or the first time you turn up into your driveway with them ...
haha that too

Nothin a little trimming here and there and a little pounding here and there won't fix I don't have any rub anymore
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BFH my friend, works almost everytime
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BFH my friend, works almost everytime
Not on the rear fenders...cutoff wheel required
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Thats lame. My rears dont rub at all
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Originally Posted by Jay351
Thats lame. My rears dont rub at all
You've also got a lift and idk if you wheel in rocks, your tires get stuffed up real good when wheelin rocks and steep ravines, they didn't rub till I got really stuffed.
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I have no lift and with the tires stuffed all the way in the front or at full lock, their is no rub. No rub in the back either, not even off road.
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