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Re: tire stuff literally
« on: Feb 22, 2006, 07:48:57 AM »
As long as the front is not locked or if it is and you are not a hammer-head 35's would be fine. On my 4Runner I had a 2" body lift, Downey's/Rancho's long travel upper A-arms  and the flat bumpstops on 33's. Never ever rubbed, the A-arms add about 1-1/2 inches and add almost another 1/2" for the bumpstops.  To clear those 35's even if you don't get the A-arms get the bumpstops so you can crank the torsion bars in more and not top out on the bumps. The rears you can work with a little more with an add-a-leaf, you may sit a little tail high but when you add camping gear you should sit level.
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