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Wrong tire and rim - need help!!!
#572212
02/23/05 12:27 AM
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Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 59
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Getting the Wheeling Fever
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Put 285/75/16 on my 03 taco and I'm rubbing the frame. The rims are 16 x 8 with 3.75" BS - I would have thought that would have cleared - I was wrong! Anyhow I need to figure out what to run, Discount is willing to do whatever I want to fix it but I need to decide tonight. If I need a rim with more BS - suggestion? I thought I would swap them out with 255/85/16 but I would have to go to BFG MT's - not sure how thrilled I am about that. Oh I have a 2" body lift How about the steering- is there an adjustable stop?
Thanks!! TBob
TBob All but SAC'ed! Had God not driven man from the Garden of Eden, the Sierra Club would have. P.S. Greenies SUCK!
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Re: Wrong tire and rim - need help!!!
[Re: AZTBob]
#572213
02/23/05 12:45 AM
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Anonymous
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Could you try to install like 1-2" spacer up front under the coils? The backs dont rub do they? Just the front?
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Re: Wrong tire and rim - need help!!!
[Re: AZTBob]
#572214
02/23/05 03:14 AM
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Joined: May 2004
Posts: 142
Wheeler
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with 33s, you would need a minimum of 3" suspension lift to minimize the rubbing on the frame, and your current body lift should eliminate the rub on the body... changing backspacing will do nothing for you with your current setup of just a body lift as the frame still hits the tires...
01 Taco Double Cab V6 Prerunner
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Re: Wrong tire and rim - need help!!!
[Re: AZTBob]
#572215
02/23/05 03:48 AM
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Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 59
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Getting the Wheeling Fever
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thanks for the help all - turns out the BS must be right it wasn't hitting there. It was rubbing on the backside of the front fender. I just didn't do enough triming and hammering. All's good now - no rubbing.
Thanks, TBob
TBob All but SAC'ed! Had God not driven man from the Garden of Eden, the Sierra Club would have. P.S. Greenies SUCK!
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