scubasteve83

what is a good way to fit 33X12.50 tires. Will the 2 inch downey lift springs and a 1inch body lift work. Minor rubbing isnt a cocern. Also what problems will I run into putting these mods on an automatic. Basically what do i need to make this work and be as cheep as possible?

Yoter

All i did was a four inch lift and have 35's down unduh. go with a 2 inch lift with your 33's my 4 incher still leaves room for my 35, no rubbin.

scubasteve83

what about the 2 inch spings that take away the factory rear sag? Are they enough lift to clear the tires that I want?

doink

you could probably squeeze some 33s with justt he downey coils and slight t bar crank and a 1inch body lift but, i think its safe to say you will rub a bit.

bbb- i have a 4inch with 33s, yet , i rub occasionally when offroad. i find it hard to beleive with 35s you never rub

scubasteve83

how much does the downey 4 inch cost. What else will I need to do to make this work?

Corey

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Here's the recipe for running 33" tires on a truck, and you can just sub the Downey rear coils with the additional 1.5" spacer puck to raise the rear up a tad more.

You will have to trim the front fender well linings a bit, and crank the T bars.
Make sure you have manual hubs if you crank.

Personaly since you want to run 33s, I would get the extra kit by Downey to give you the 1.5" on top of the 2" you will get alone from the Downey HD coils.

You can see pics here of Luke's setup.
Notice the 1.5" spacer puck in addition to the Downey HD coils.
He's running a 2" body lift, but you have to do a little fabbing with that.
1" bod lift will be easier, and no extending of brackets, shifter, or steering linkage is required for the 1" one.

More info on the spacer pucks.

Yoter

I am running non aggressive tread TXRs. I will get some pics for you to show yuh there aint no rubbin. I can get quite the twist outta my Runner. I will try to use the concrete wall at work tonight being all of our local trails are closed right now. I will show yuh yet!

scubasteve83

how much do all these lifts cost?

Corey

iTrader: (1)

Plenty of info if you search for Downey on the forum here, but roughly $160 for the coils, and you'd have to go to 4Crawlers homepage which is listed in the first link I gave above to get a price quote from him on the body lifts.
His body lifts are the best out there.

You can get the coils through member Mike here.
Here's his homie.
www.xtremeoff-road.com

I don't know the price on the spacer pucks.
It also comes with the panhard drop bracket, and longer rear swaybar endlinks.

The URL without the www is his username here also, and you can PM him for a price quote.

If you need manual hubs, member Toyota Parts Dude can set you up, or the YotaYard at www.yotayard.com

Used Aisin manual hubs are what most of us get, as they are factory Toyota on rigs that came with them.

scubasteve83

you guys rock. THanks for the help and hey that yota parts place is in denver where i live sweet. thanks again.

Cebby

9.5" wide shouldn't rub.