How to fit 35's on a stock 3rd Gen...
03-12-2006, 09:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Wildcat_4R
I really like the look of 35s on a stock height suspension. You have a nice looking truck. Have you had any issues with bent steering or blown CVs with the new sized tires?
Steering is fine. No issues. CV's don't normaly blow unless a locker is tossed into the front end. IFS+locker+CV's= Ka-Boom!
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Do you work at a Toyota Dealer? I thought I saw your rig out back of the dealer when I was there ther other day.
Yep. I work at Toyota of Gladstone. I'm in the parts detention center there
05-29-2006, 06:18 PM
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Looks Like I will buying 35x10.50x15 Tires for my 88 4Runner I Can't stand the Thought of "Lifting" a Truck if you Don't Need to! Why Raise the Center of Gravity of Something you Damn Near Flip all the Time???????? As it is Stock???????? Plus Oem/Stock Look is by Far Cooler then "Jacked Up" Gone Country 
05-30-2006, 05:16 PM
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Originally Posted by dmatter
Looks Like I will buying 35x10.50x15 Tires for my 88 4Runner I Can't stand the Thought of "Lifting" a Truck if you Don't Need to! Why Raise the Center of Gravity of Something you Damn Near Flip all the Time???????? As it is Stock???????? Plus Oem/Stock Look is by Far Cooler then "Jacked Up" Gone Country
Cool. Although don't keep wheelin' with 35's. I have no front diff now. freakin 7.5" front is pretty week. I roasted the ring and pinion a few weeks back doing some very minor wheeling on some rocks. Made some cool sounds but the aftermath took some skillfull work to get the truck out of the gully.
11-18-2006, 10:04 PM
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I run bfg 32x11.5"s on 15x8"s on my '94 x-cab. Stock height, rear add-a-leaf. I used to have rubbing, until I reversed my mudflaps off, and then pruned the area around it. I think it's a good compromise between stock and 33x12.5"s. They fit nicely into the body.
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Great looking truck man. I wish I was brave enough to try to shoe-horn some 35"ers under my truck.
So, I have just began thinking about running some 33"x10.5" (thanks to this post). Since it seems that many people have done this, on stock toyotas, I have another question. If I run the 33"x10.5", whould I need to run a specific width of 15" rim? I was thinking of doing a 15"x8", but was wondering if this would be too wide and may cause rubbing. I have some rubbing now with my 32"x11.5" and would like to alleviate that. Thanks for any help.
So, I have just began thinking about running some 33"x10.5" (thanks to this post). Since it seems that many people have done this, on stock toyotas, I have another question. If I run the 33"x10.5", whould I need to run a specific width of 15" rim? I was thinking of doing a 15"x8", but was wondering if this would be too wide and may cause rubbing. I have some rubbing now with my 32"x11.5" and would like to alleviate that. Thanks for any help.
i wish BFG made a 35x10.5
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