07sbock

Can I fit 33's on a 88 pickup with no lift. I am going to be starting the process of removing the 3inch body lift that has plauged this truck. I has nice new 33 inch cooper stts on it now that I just bought.

98sr5tacoma

nope.

07sbock

Hmm well that sucks. WHat is the cheapest "suspension" lift I can do to clear the 33's.

98sr5tacoma

crank your torsions and blocks thats the cheapest for the height look at maybe an ome lift for best ride

Tacoma750

PLEASE search man..this has been covered a TON. Also, not to be a jerk..but when someone answers your tech question...look to see how many posts they have. Chances are, the more posts they have the more they will know

jfreisner

What do you wish to do with the truck? DD or use it on the trail? And yes, you can fit 33.1050's with no lift....you can fit any size tire you want, just depends how much you want to trim

07sbock

Its not hurting anything if there is one more topic out there. I dont care how many "posts" people have. If they can answer my question thats cool. So do you have any insight to how I can lift my pickup?

07sbock

Its just for off and on driving. I drive a 98 4runnner and a superduty too. I dont off road too much. There are no trails or anything in Nebraska. I just am so sick of looking at the gap between the arb bumer and the body.

jfreisner

Jay351

why dont you just fab brackets for the ARB to lift it to match the body lift?

Then you can run your 33's no problemo.

Tacoma750

its not hurting...but you should search anyway. You'l learn a TON! If you search...you will even see how other people ahve raised there arbs to match the body after a 3 inch bodylift. But i guess you coudl make another thread for that too....

07sbock

It really kills me to cut up that beautiful piece of metal. Plus I might want to take it off if I buy a older 4runner or somthing.

I want enough lift to clear the 33's
I dont want to spend much
I want it to ride ok
I almost never go off road. there is no where to go off road here. it sucks.

Tacoma750

if you do the brackets right, you wont even be able to tell anything was done. BTW if you want to cleare 33s with no lift (its possible) you are gonna need to run a 33X10.5 with the rigth backspacing.

07sbock

It has 15x8 on it now. I think Iam gonna drop it back down to the frame. Crank the Tbars and Throw some blocks in the ass and call it good. Iam gonna start a post for you guys to take it from horrible to tasteful.

Tacoma750

T i'l sell you a set of 2 inch blocks cheap if your interestd

4Crawler

iTrader: (3)

33x12.50s on a minimal lift pickup:



More info:
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...it.shtml#FAQ10

07sbock

badass. I like the look of how the tires fill up the whole wheel well.

AxleIke

You are correct, post count doesn't necessarily correspond to anything.

More than one topic is fine, though a wee bit annoying.

However, if you'd searched, you'd have learned that the poster with few posts has no idea what he's talking about. You can crank your torsion bars all you want, it will not help you clear larger tires. Blocks are right out.

33's fit fine with no lift. myself and others here do it, and wheel it.

jcfb

Yeah, just get the 33"s, mount them on a wheel with a lot of backspacing (I think anywhere from 3.50" - 4.00" should be good), put them on the truck, and start turning. When you see an area that rubs, mark it and trim. Most of the trim will be on the inside of the fender, not the fender edge, so the truck will continue looking like you didn't trim at all.

Belize Off Road Team

i am thinking of running 33x12.5 on a stock but soon OME 2 inch lift, think these tires will fit on a TRD 16" from the FJ handle the tire?