My new tires/wheels/lift
10-31-2007, 06:02 AM
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I'd like to up mine to 4.56s eventually...
10-31-2007, 07:47 AM
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I got mine off ebay. They were under 600 for all four tires which I thought was pretty reasonable.
On summit they say they only have 16x7 in our bolt pattern but when they came they were actually 8 inches wide. Oh, and the backspace is 4 inches.
I'm running the stock tundra shocks
On summit they say they only have 16x7 in our bolt pattern but when they came they were actually 8 inches wide. Oh, and the backspace is 4 inches.
I'm running the stock tundra shocks
Edit: Oh and nice job on the tires haha. I was eyeing the exact same set on eBay. That is a helluva price for a helluva tire.
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11-01-2007, 02:04 PM
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Your truck defintely looks tougher now. I was wondering what size/bs you got on the wheels. I've been eyeing them at summit for a while. They have great prices on them, but I couldn't find enough info on them, and I also didn't like the fact that in a 16x8, they were listing a 5" bs. That looks weak. Glad you got the 16x8 w/a 4". Did you measure edge to edge or bead to bead? You do know all wheels are an inch wider when measured edge to edge right? And also 1.5" taller in total diameter. Either way, you truck looks really nice! Good job.
Edit: Oh and nice job on the tires haha. I was eyeing the exact same set on eBay. That is a helluva price for a helluva tire.
Edit: Oh and nice job on the tires haha. I was eyeing the exact same set on eBay. That is a helluva price for a helluva tire.
11-01-2007, 04:03 PM
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Very Nice..Do you know what the Load rating is for the tires and the wheels ? I was thinking of that set-up for my 03 Taco..But I need the high load rating for my slide in camper..
11-01-2007, 08:26 PM
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I haven't checked gas milage yet but I have noticed a small difference in acceleration and braking.
11-01-2007, 09:10 PM
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4.10's are the most common. some come with 4.56's.....any ways
looks very nice man. my friend just order those rims from summit today as well. if the shop did a crap balancing/alignment they should do it again. ask them for a print out and dont accept anything more than +- 3 degrees.
looks very nice man. my friend just order those rims from summit today as well. if the shop did a crap balancing/alignment they should do it again. ask them for a print out and dont accept anything more than +- 3 degrees.
11-04-2007, 05:40 PM
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11-07-2007, 02:39 AM
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Real nice! Good choice on the tires. I love my Maxxis Buckshots. They wear better and wheel better than my old MTR's and they were cheaper! I too paid $600 for four and free shipping via ebay.
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