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Re: fittin 44"s on a 92 runner [Re: grandeyota] #793475 03/03/07 01:43 AM

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summerville ga

jonny_fookou Offline

Getting the Wheeling Fever

hell heck no i didint think it would ride like a caddy but my runner is my baby and thats what i figuered but still best size for looks, comfort and also performance <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />

--jonathan

Re: fittin 44"s on a 92 runner [Re: jonny_fookou] #793476 03/03/07 02:29 AM

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Toronto, Canada

Greg_Canada Offline

Roll Me Over

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Look up 4mogger on pirate 4x4.
he fit 42's with airbag suspension and 4 links.
To get any sort of OK ride quality you need coilover or airshocks with that huge a lift.
good luck!

89 4Runner
3" BL, M/T locks, 33"bfg mt, bilstein, Kayline, tubebumper, toyotafiberglass panels
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Re: fittin 44"s on a 92 runner [Re: Greg_Canada] #793477 03/04/07 05:16 AM

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summerville ga

jonny_fookou Offline

Getting the Wheeling Fever

i think i will <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/nana.gif" alt="" />

--jonathan

Re: fittin 44"s on a 92 runner [Re: jonny_fookou] #793478 03/04/07 07:24 PM

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summerville ga

jonny_fookou Offline

Getting the Wheeling Fever

is that even street leagle???

--jonathan

Re: fittin 44"s on a 92 runner [Re: jonny_fookou] #793479 03/04/07 07:34 PM

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Hancock, NH

eightyeight Offline

Rock Warrior

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is that even street leagle???

most likely no.

here in nh my truck is over height with 35" tires. depends on the state though.
if you plan on actually driving it on the street, figure 38" absolute maximum.

-matt

-'88 toy x-cab, SAS, chevys, gears, lockers, free tires, dented body mod.
-'87 4runner, bone stock DD

"It's OK to do stupid things, as long as you are not stupid about it."

Re: fittin 44"s on a 92 runner [Re: eightyeight] #793480 03/05/07 06:16 AM

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summerville ga

jonny_fookou Offline

Getting the Wheeling Fever

well my uncle is a member of the 5-0 so i got him to check up on it and he should be letting me know tomorrow although he said they really dont care around here but to get pulled over i would be doing something stupid so they would be as much of an ahole as they could possibly be so im gonna keep it leagal <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/ignore.gif" alt="" />

--jonathan

Re: fittin 44"s on a 92 runner [Re: jonny_fookou] #793481 03/07/07 05:33 AM

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Prince George, BC, Canada

Poor A$$ Stock '93 Offline

Mudrunner

With 44s your Toyota drive train is going to grenade on a regular basis, even if it is just a princess and never sees dirt. The 3.4L is not enough power to turn 44s either, especially if you see any mud and need the wheel speed to clear. All that in mind a Toy is not a good choice for you. Tune it down to the 38" range and you will have a nice truck. You are adding a huge amount of weight and rotational mass, adding only a little bit of power (at great cost), and reducing reliability. Sounds like a brilliant idea.

North Caribou Offroad Adventurers Society
www.offroad.bc.ca

Re: fittin 44"s on a 92 runner [Re: Poor A$$ Stock '93] #793482 03/07/07 06:03 AM

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summerville ga

jonny_fookou Offline

Getting the Wheeling Fever

i was thinkin more around the 38 inch range

--jonathan

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