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Old 05-14-2005, 09:40 AM
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Too Big??

*already searched*....I've got a 94 runner (2wd), daily driver, and a 86 truck for a play toy, and I was wanting to stuff some 33 or 32's under the 4runner. I run 31x10.50's on it now. Would PP coils and a T-bar crank give me the clearance for the 33/32's (10.50's)? I figure it would kill the power (not much anyway) & the mpg. It looks like I have enough room and I plan to use a 15x7 factory rim from the 3 gen runners. Thanks for the help guys
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it should be fine.....
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32s won't be of any issue and as long as you run 33x10.5s you should be fine
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I forgot to ask...I bought it used so I have no idea if the T-bars have been raised, so how much is too much (on the torsion raise)?
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on a 4x2 you can crank them as far as they will let you... you dont have to worry about cvs or anything....
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Well you cant crank it too far, because you dont want to be riding on the upper bumpstops the whole time. You will have a really really crappy ride. While you dont have to worry about cv's you do have to worry about ti-rods, ball joints, etc wearing out faster when your TB are cranked way up. You should be ok cranking them up a bit, but just be warned it doesnt come without a price.
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From the way it looks I only need around a inch/inch 1/2 in the front & an inch in the rear. I'll try to snap a picture. thanks ya'll...let me grab the camera, be back in a few
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32 will fit with no lift.

on a side note, where in ga are you ?
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Bainbridge, Lake Seminole area..I go to Valdosta State
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If you go with the 33's you'll need to trim the corners on the valance and trim the weld rib off on the lower part or the rear of the inner fender.
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