15x7 or 15x8?
10-27-2003 | 02:50 PM
#21
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You ought to get your bodylift from 4Crawler, great product, fellow Toyota guy, extremely knowledgable and helpful. One inch is all you need.
I then ground down my fender seam, hammered the remainder and called it good. If you have mudflaps, plan on ditching them.
In the rear, a little coil lift will help, most importantly, I think, is adding the bumpstop spacers.
Then you can do this:
If you look close, you can see, thanks to my thicker torsion bars, I am not on the compression bumpstop.
I then ground down my fender seam, hammered the remainder and called it good. If you have mudflaps, plan on ditching them.
In the rear, a little coil lift will help, most importantly, I think, is adding the bumpstop spacers.
Then you can do this:
If you look close, you can see, thanks to my thicker torsion bars, I am not on the compression bumpstop.
10-28-2003 | 02:03 PM
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From: Arkansas
Originally posted by 4x4Fink
What would I need to fit 33x12.50's on my rig? I am thinking just a 1" body lift. I would definately end up going Roger Brown...how much would that cost? I just hope I can find a place around here that is able to do that...hmm...
So pretty much, what would I need to do in order to fit 33x12.50's without rubbing? They will be running on those new wheels that I just ordered.
Thanks fellas!
Fink
What would I need to fit 33x12.50's on my rig? I am thinking just a 1" body lift. I would definately end up going Roger Brown...how much would that cost? I just hope I can find a place around here that is able to do that...hmm...
So pretty much, what would I need to do in order to fit 33x12.50's without rubbing? They will be running on those new wheels that I just ordered.
Thanks fellas!
Fink
10-31-2003 | 11:18 AM
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From: Orlando, FL
WHEELS ARE HERE AND THEY ARE AWESOME!! I'm excited and they are still sitting in my living room!!!!
I will hopefully be getting them mounted as soon as I can get some lugnuts here locally...if I can't get them locally I will have to order them through Wheelers Off-Road and wait a few days to ge the wheels mounted.
I also need to get some Aisins here soon but that will probably come a little bit later.
Anyway, thanks for all the help in picking these bad boys out...from what I can see in the box it was well worth it!!
Thanks again,
Fink
I will hopefully be getting them mounted as soon as I can get some lugnuts here locally...if I can't get them locally I will have to order them through Wheelers Off-Road and wait a few days to ge the wheels mounted.
I also need to get some Aisins here soon but that will probably come a little bit later.
Anyway, thanks for all the help in picking these bad boys out...from what I can see in the box it was well worth it!!
Thanks again,
Fink
10-31-2003 | 01:36 PM
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Get 15 x 10's for 12.5 tyres http://community.webshots.com/photo/...97506845EiIhcb
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