33s or 35s.
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33s or 35s.
hey guys im not sure if this has been brout up or not.
what do i need to do to fit 33s and 35s?? better to go 35s over the 33s?
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what do i need to do to fit 33s and 35s?? better to go 35s over the 33s?
thanks
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to run 33's
4in suspension or 3in body
4.88's
to run 35's
4in suspension
2in or 3in body
5.13's
also think about wheel backspacing if youre worried about zero rubbs.
might as well lock it while your in there too.
good luck.
4in suspension or 3in body
4.88's
to run 35's
4in suspension
2in or 3in body
5.13's
also think about wheel backspacing if youre worried about zero rubbs.
might as well lock it while your in there too.
good luck.
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they don't make 5.13 gears for toyota's. you'd need to run 5.29's for 35's....IF you have a 5spd.
5spd or Auto? If you have an auto, I'd stick with 33's and run 5.29's or possibly 5.71's.
5spd or Auto? If you have an auto, I'd stick with 33's and run 5.29's or possibly 5.71's.
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Wait, are you saying this has been brought up before? No...Really?
33's depend on how wide you want to go. 33x10.50 fits with zero lift.
12.50 does not.
35's require either a sawzal, or a 4in lift. I prefer the sawzal method.
33's depend on how wide you want to go. 33x10.50 fits with zero lift.
12.50 does not.
35's require either a sawzal, or a 4in lift. I prefer the sawzal method.
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whats stock wheel width and backspacing?
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I have an auto, 35's and 5.71 gearing. Looks like you have a 22re manual? So prolly 4.88's if you do 33's or go for 5.71 (just as strong at 5.29) if you go 35's
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http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...it.shtml#FAQ10
33x10.50 on the stock rims is the most cost effective thing you can do for these trucks.
If you leave the IFS alone, it will perform well for you and hold together very well.
Start adding balljoint spacers (for lift) or a bracket lift and 'wheel it hard and you're gonna have issues with the steering.
33x10.50 on the stock rims is the most cost effective thing you can do for these trucks.
If you leave the IFS alone, it will perform well for you and hold together very well.
Start adding balljoint spacers (for lift) or a bracket lift and 'wheel it hard and you're gonna have issues with the steering.
Last edited by tc; 01-17-2008 at 10:16 AM.
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I put 33x10.5's Radial TSL's on my 90 model a few months and they work great. I've been very happy with them.
Had to flatten the seam at the back of the wheel well on the fronts but other than that they don't rub at all.
Had to flatten the seam at the back of the wheel well on the fronts but other than that they don't rub at all.
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I want 33x12.5 or 35x12.5.
Ive got 2.4td with 5speed.
Wen i go to get these wheels certified i will be doing the lift aswell so i don't have to come back and certify the lift later on,
What should i do just go with the 35s or 33s. ill be getting a bj spacer and bl. what size should i get them? in mm plz
Ive got 2.4td with 5speed.
Wen i go to get these wheels certified i will be doing the lift aswell so i don't have to come back and certify the lift later on,
What should i do just go with the 35s or 33s. ill be getting a bj spacer and bl. what size should i get them? in mm plz
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Why are you dead set on the wider tires? Doesn't really bring anything positive to the scenario ... just negatives.
http://www.expeditionswest.com/resea...tion_rev1.html
Certified? What are the modification laws in NZ like?
http://www.expeditionswest.com/resea...tion_rev1.html
Certified? What are the modification laws in NZ like?
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nope, as far as i know this topic has never been covered on YT. thank you.
you dont need any lift. just use your super awesome fab skills and a sawzall
you dont need any lift. just use your super awesome fab skills and a sawzall
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Why are you dead set on the wider tires? Doesn't really bring anything positive to the scenario ... just negatives.
http://www.expeditionswest.com/resea...tion_rev1.html
Certified? What are the modification laws in NZ like?
http://www.expeditionswest.com/resea...tion_rev1.html
Certified? What are the modification laws in NZ like?
There gay really. anything bigger then 33'' off rubber on your car needs to be certed unles they come out with them.
any sorta lift has to be certed or just about any sorta lift.
and because 33x10.5s or 35x10.5s will just look silly like my one does atm
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Yeah, they are silly.
What ISN'T silly is breaking steering and CVs every single trail run. That is SOOO awesome. In fact, I may go back to fat tires SPECIFICALLY so I can break every weekend.
What ISN'T silly is breaking steering and CVs every single trail run. That is SOOO awesome. In fact, I may go back to fat tires SPECIFICALLY so I can break every weekend.
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I run 35's with just a 4" suspention lift no need for the body lift just a small bit of trimming and 5.29's in my 5speed 3.75 backspaceing on the rims
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