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Old 06-30-2010 | 01:54 PM
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Gears for 05+ Tacoma 4x4 4cyl

Hello everyone, I Have been a long time member of this forum but have not posted since I lost my poor truck in an auto collision...So I have recently replaced her with a new 2010 Toyota Tacoma! Its a 4x4 4cyl access cab. I would like to put on some 33's but I was wondering if it needs to be regeared for it? I remember when I had my 88 yota (in sig) I bought it and the previous owner had 33s on there but had never regeared it. It was pretty slow and ate up gas. Will I run into similar problems with the new 2010? Also ordered a OME lift kit for my truck Ive heard nothing but good reviews from it, can anyone compare the OME lift to a set of fox coilovers? Thanks again for all your help Yota tech!
Old 06-30-2010 | 02:58 PM
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You shouldn't need to re-gear until you throw on 35s or get into more slow crawling. There have been some folks over on TTORA with 4cyls that have regeared with 33s(285/70s and 255/85/16s) though.

The OME kit is a great starter, I wouldn't worry about upgrading to coilovers until the OME wears out.
Old 06-30-2010 | 03:27 PM
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Thanks yota duck! I have been reading alot about the bilstein 5100's with the stock springs, how would you compare that too the OME kit?
Old 06-30-2010 | 08:36 PM
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Originally Posted by yotaduck
You shouldn't need to re-gear until you throw on 35s or get into more slow crawling. There have been some folks over on TTORA with 4cyls that have regeared with 33s(285/70s and 255/85/16s) though.

The OME kit is a great starter, I wouldn't worry about upgrading to coilovers until the OME wears out.
Poor advice.

You can deff get away without gearing it. I did for almost a year.
But you'll realize pretty quick that you have a pretty gutless truck with a gutless engine that is no fun to drive.

Go with 4.56's or 4.88's.
4.56 for a more street driven truck. 4.88's for more wheelin.


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