Decided on 16x8 4" BS for 1999 tacoma..good choice?
#3
Originally Posted by 964runner
may even want to go to a 305/70/16 for a wider stance
#7
Originally Posted by baileymoto
Ordering a 3" spacer lift Monday morning, probably Cornfed
Are you dead set in getting the cornfeds? sacrficing ride quality ok?
Im not trying to be condesending at all, just want you to be happy with the final outcome!
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#9
Originally Posted by Localmotion
there might be a possibility that you would rub with 285s. not sure though
Are you dead set in getting the cornfeds? sacrficing ride quality ok?
Im not trying to be condesending at all, just want you to be happy with the final outcome!
Are you dead set in getting the cornfeds? sacrficing ride quality ok?
Im not trying to be condesending at all, just want you to be happy with the final outcome!
#10
Originally Posted by baileymoto
Not dead set, no. Do you have any suggestions? I am open. Due to what its worth for me and this truck, I am pretty set on a spacer lift, however.
Hopefully some of the taco guys will chime in
#11
I like this look, he claims 33x12.5, not sure if he rubs.
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/341260
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/341260
#13
not to rain on your parade...but i hope you have better luck than these guys http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff115390.htm
#14
you'll do better w/ 4.5" of backspacing. the lower the backspacing, the more the wheels sticks out from the hub. the more the wheel sticks out, the more chance to rub on the frame, firewall, and front bumper on a stuff and also more stress on the front wheel bearings.
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Originally Posted by bamachem
you'll do better w/ 4.5" of backspacing. the lower the backspacing, the more the wheels sticks out from the hub. the more the wheel sticks out, the more chance to rub on the frame, firewall, and front bumper on a stuff and also more stress on the front wheel bearings.
But I do agree on the addtl stress on the bearings.
Last edited by KZN185W; 12-19-2005 at 02:26 AM.
#16
yeah... d'oh, 4.5" BS do not rub on the frame, but with less than 4.25" of BS, you'll rub on the firewall and pinch weld and bumper.
the more BS you have (over 4.5"), you get rubbing on the frame.
the more BS you have (over 4.5"), you get rubbing on the frame.
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