Has anybody seen a 4runner on 37"s? i have 35's now and they are punehy so i am looking for something bigger.

 

[IMG][/IMG]UKMyers has one. I have them on my 94 pickup as well.

 

thereis a guy in the club i'm in that has a SAS'd 90 4runner on 36 TSL's
it's pretty sweet, he had to do alot of trimming though

 

what kind ofe lift wold u run? mine is about 7 to 8 inches but my trouble is with the rear. i have l/c coils but i have coilspacers to leval out a 4 in bracket lift and b/j spacers. i want to get rid of the coil spacers but still be able to run big tires.

 

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f88/...thread-118839/

37s on a second gen

 

if you wheel you dont want 37s on IFS.... hell you dont really want 35s.... thats alot of roational mass to F things up. SAS then do 37s


UKMyers

 

37's, full width, low. Not mine, but a good friends.

 

Yea its a pickup..i dont know if that matters. Here are 36X14s...on IFS and yea it wheels its ACE off. OO 7 inches of lift and NO trimming. back is lower than usual due to all the tires in it

 

That thing is sweet! Who's is that?!


And Tofer already posted up about UKMyers, but a few more pics:

 

35's puney?!?! they're massive compared to the 28.3" stock wheels...

 

no tire is big enough man ^^ I run 36s, and they arent big enough!! it doesnt stop

 

What happened to the 36's you said you had here?

 

http://www.ultimateyota.com/index.ph...26&topic=708.0

 

Gracias. That rig is sweet!

 

around where i live i am in deep snow all winter so i want tall and wide.

 

37 13.5 15 PBR

 

ya our runners are the same color and everything. i actually had a pic of yours printed out and it is my goal to have a 4runner like yours.. lol

 

hahaha....thanks. it does the job!

 

i am getting ready to start on my sas swap. i am doing coils all around with a custom 4 link in the front. that should do well dont you think?

 

Sure

I went with leafs bc they are

1. Cheap
2. Strong
3. Simple
4. Low maintenance

Links and coil overs would be nice and every once in a while I think about doing it, but for the wheeling I do (tight muddy midwest trails) they wont do me much good.