for 35" tires on a 3rd gen 4runner....
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Lets just say that I have a 6" suspension lift and 2" body lift and I still had to trim my fenders. This is because the circumference of the tire is actually larger than the bottom opening of the wheel well.
It only takes an hour and as long as you take your time, you can't even notice there is anything trimmed.
I bought my angle grinder from sears for $25. The cut off wheels are like $1.50 each.
It only takes an hour and as long as you take your time, you can't even notice there is anything trimmed.
I bought my angle grinder from sears for $25. The cut off wheels are like $1.50 each.
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I have lots of lift (don't actually know how much), and I'm looking to trim my front fenders. Of course, on the trial I run 37" MT/Rs. On the Street I'm running 35" BFG/AT tires. The best thing to do is research and trim those fenders before your tires do, as SC4Runner has experienced.
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