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Previous Thread Next Thread Print Thread Rate Thread Can I fit 33's on my 86 sr5. #473619 07/07/04 06:30 PM Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 26 G GMJK86SR5 OP Getting the Wheeling Fever I would like to get some 33's for my 86sr5ext. I have the stock rims, 1.5" spacer in the front and 2.5 inch shackles in the rear. would they fit under the fenders? Mike Re: Can I fit 33's on my 86 sr5. [Re: GMJK86SR5] #473620 07/07/04 07:06 PM Joined: Jan 2000 Posts: 12,153 N. California. USA 4Crawler Web Wheeler It'll be close, if you run stock rims and 33x10.50 tires, it should work, likely will need to do the fender seam flatting and other minor trimming as needed. For 33x12.50s, may need some more work: Tire Fitment Info. r.c.brown@ieee.org TruckEditor@tlca.org Project: 4Crawler 4Crawler OffRoad - 4x4Wire discount code Re: Can I fit 33's on my 86 sr5. [Re: GMJK86SR5] #473621 07/08/04 03:54 AM Joined: Jul 2003 Posts: 160 Calgary, AB Winch Wheeler Quote I would like to get some 33's for my 86sr5ext. I have the stock rims, 1.5" spacer in the front and 2.5 inch shackles in the rear. would they fit under the fenders? Mike If I understand you correctly, a 1.5" tall spacer will give you almost 3" of lift (due to pivoting), and shackles that are 2.5" longer than stock will give you 1.25" of lift in the rear (once again as a result of pivoting), so 33's should fit easy in the front, but not so easy in the rear. Also, you need at least 7" rims for 12.50 wide tires. '02 Double cab, 5 speed swap, dual T-cases, FZJ80 SAS, E-lockers F/R, 37" MTR's http://winchstoyotaparts.yolasite.com/ Re: Can I fit 33's on my 86 sr5. [Re: Winch] #473622 07/08/04 04:24 AM Joined: Jan 2000 Posts: 12,153 N. California. USA 4Crawler Web Wheeler Quote If I understand you correctly, a 1.5" tall spacer will give you almost 3" of lift (due to pivoting), and shackles that are 2.5" longer than stock will give you 1.25" of lift in the rear (once again as a result of pivoting), so 33's should fit easy in the front, but not so easy in the rear. I assume this is a ball joint spacer ('86/IFS) so lift should be 1:1, it just lowers the spindle 1.5", giving 1.5" of lift. Rear tire fitment is usually much easier, wheel well opening is plenty big for 33s and since they stay straight ahead, you don't have the steering issues like you do up front. r.c.brown@ieee.org TruckEditor@tlca.org Project: 4Crawler 4Crawler OffRoad - 4x4Wire discount code Moderated by  4Crawler, 4x4Wire, kewlynx  Hop To Mitsubishi Forums ------  Mitsubishi 4x4 and SUV Tech  Mitsubishi Diesels  Mitsubishi ArchiveToyota Forums ------  Early Toyota Trucks  Toyota 4Runner, FJ Cruiser &...  T100 & Tundra Forum  Tacoma Forum  Toyota Tech ArchiveJeep Forums ------  Jeep Talk  Jeep TechIsuzu Forums ------  Isuzu 4x4 & SUV Talk  Isuzu 4x4 & SUV Tech  Isuzu DieselsKia Forums ------  Kia Talk  Kia Sportage & Sorento TechOff Topic Chat ------  4x4 Gallery  Off-Topic Chat  Recreational Access & Land ...  Politics4xForums ------  Outdoor Gear  General 4x4 Discussion  Tools and Fabrication  General Communications  Amateur Radio  GPS and MapsParts Bin ------  Private Party - Garage Sale  Private Party - Items wanted  Vendors, Hot Deals, Group Buys4x4Wire Back Yard ------  Suzuki Forum  AZ Crawler Crew  Cal-Nev Crew  General Ford 4x4 & SUV Forum  General Dodge 4x4 & SUV Forum  General Chevy 4x4 & SUV ForumFeedback & Testing ------  Problems, Questions, Suggestions4x4Wire Staff ------  Forum Moderators  Problem Threads Print Thread Switch to Threaded Mode 5 Excellent 4 Good 3 Average 2 Bad 1 Terrible View Profile Private Message Follow User Forum Posts View Profile Private Message Homepage Follow User Forum Posts View Profile Private Message Homepage Follow User Forum Posts View Profile Private Message Homepage Follow User Forum Posts

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