Max tire size on stock Toyota rear axle?

Started by Volcom, April 08, 2005, 11:45:24 AM

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Volcom

I've got an 86+ rear axle just waiting for me to put it on the truck and was wondering what's the largest tire people are running on the stock rear axle.  Also, if anybody has upgrades rear shafts, which ones and what tires sizes?
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notajeep

Probably depends on waht you want to do with it. But I would think that 35s or 37s are the limit on stock shafts...  :driving:
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derek

i have been running 38" tsl's on my rear for over a year now.
i am not easy on my truck either.

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Volcom

Quote from: derek on April 08, 2005, 11:54:22 AM
i have been running 38" tsl's on my rear for over a year now.
i am not easy on my truck either.

derek

That's what I like to hear  :biggthumpup:
84 4Runner
Swapped EFI and a rebuilt 22RE
Marlin Dual Ultimate crawler
Marlin high steer
TG springs
5.29's, Aussie locked front and rear
39.5" Iroks on 15x10 2.5" backspaced wheels
109" wheelbase
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IronClad

ive seen 39.5" boggers and 42" tsl's being ran on  stock rear axles..  one guy  has 5.29s and a dual ultimate and has never  broke a rear shaft
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mr4x42u

The rear shaft are really strong stock,,and with cromo its even better..You run into a ring and pinion problem though..To reliably run larger meats and use the skinny you need a bigger ring and pinion,,4.88/4.11..If you good to it 5.29 will be ok,,just a matter of kinny pedal and vehicle weight..The stock rears and not bullet proof,,but for a stock axle there beef..Put it this way,,the rear is the least of your worries,,you have front end issue 1st..
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Volcom

Quote from: mr4x42u on April 08, 2005, 02:16:47 PM
The rear shaft are really strong stock,,and with cromo its even better..You run into a ring and pinion problem though..To reliably run larger meats and use the skinny you need a bigger ring and pinion,,4.88/4.11..If you good to it 5.29 will be ok,,just a matter of kinny pedal and vehicle weight..The stock rears and not bullet proof,,but for a stock axle there beef..Put it this way,,the rear is the least of your worries,,you have front end issue 1st..

Yea, hopefully I'll be able to pony up for the 30 spline longs when it comes to that time
84 4Runner
Swapped EFI and a rebuilt 22RE
Marlin Dual Ultimate crawler
Marlin high steer
TG springs
5.29's, Aussie locked front and rear
39.5" Iroks on 15x10 2.5" backspaced wheels
109" wheelbase
Addicted Off Road 8 point cage
Addicted Off Road front bumper

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Hyena

snohman ran 39.5's for awhile without breaking i think.  He stepped up to 42's and broke a rear shaft the trip he rolled it.  I have heard that rear toyota axles are as strong as stock dana 60's.

Duffil

they are pretty damn strong...don't worry about the rear, worry about your Birf's...

4DEES

I'm rollin' on 40 inch boggers with heavy ass steel wheels,(getting ready to go full widths) and I'm welded in the rear, havent had any problem with my axles. :beerchug:
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79coyotefrg

dont go under 4.88 gearing if you like the skinny pedal,  but chances are the birf or drive shaft will go long before the rear shafts do

and yes  toy rears are the same diameter and strength as dana 60's

look at it like this Marlin runs 35's   chances are theres a reason
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Skinny_Pedal

Quote from: 79Coyotefrg on April 09, 2005, 03:19:23 PM

look at it like this Marlin runs 35's   chances are theres a reason

did run 35's
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IronClad

Quote from: 79Coyotefrg on April 09, 2005, 03:19:23 PM
dont go under 4.88 gearing if you like the skinny pedal, but chances are the birf or drive shaft will go long before the rear shafts do

and yes toy rears are the same diameter and strength as dana 60's

look at it like this Marlin runs 35's chances are theres a reason

just because marlin runs somthing doesnt mean its gospel  or right :shake: ( no offence to marlin)
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kyle_22r

4.88s = 8 pinion teeth
5.29s = 7 pinion teeth and even smaller pinion.

that's just common sense, at least on a toyota axle.  and i'd trust marlin's word over just about anybody's in the business.