Finally on 40's

Started by not right, November 13, 2005, 11:18:28 AM

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not right

finally got the "4 runner" on some 40's. :gap:
kinda big now  :yupyup: , 37"+ to the bottom of the sliders.



94runner

1994 4runner: toy axles, 37's, armor,

kiyul4130

nice "4 runner". still running toy axles to thats tight. what tires did you have before?
-kiyul-
92 1 ton ex cab, marlin dual ultimates, 42 iroks, hydro assist, flat bellied, linked and more...
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not right

I had 35" boggers, worn pretty bald.
heres a pic w/ the bogger up front and the TSls in the rear. LOL

BoMXtreme

BIG difference, i remember changing mine from 33's to 36's, i was stoked.  What axle gearing r u running?
Looking for 35s in SLO later summer time, like august.  Swapping Tires??

not right

i got 4.10s in the diffs. dual cases w/4.7 gears in one. I rarely if ever had it in low/low on 35s. Usually low in the box, and hi in the t-case.
we'll see if that changes at all w/ the big meats.

KWP

88 Toyota truck ( Under Construction ) Dana 60's front and rear 5.38's, welded diffs, 3inch Downey rears up front,one link rear with aerostar coils rolling on 39.5x16.50/17 Pittbull Rockers and 17x9 Pro Comp extreme alloys.http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=40816.0

toybuilt

That looks like a killer machine!
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kiyul4130

ya thats a huge difference.
-kiyul-
92 1 ton ex cab, marlin dual ultimates, 42 iroks, hydro assist, flat bellied, linked and more...
ECV 7-11

KYOTA FOREVER

not right

I couldnt pass up the deal I guess. $400 for all 4, WITH rims! Some redneck had them on a TAHOE and was sick of them ruining his daily driver. LOL
They rub the front springs in turns, and Im kind of afraid to run spacers...and Ive seen guys run up to 3" spacers on ea. side and STILL rub. :(
guess its time to link the front anyhow. ;)

Ramrod

the steering stops are adjustable for a reason if you want to stop the tires from hitting the springs

not right

Quote from: bigbluewillys on November 14, 2005, 05:44:05 PM
the steering stops are adjustable for a reason if you want to stop the tires from hitting the springs

the bigger the tire, the "sooner" or more you will rub the springs. the stops are all the way out.
I would hardly be able to run a trail w/o 10 pt. turns if I dont get big spacers (bad idea w/ huge tires), or goto a link suspension.
Bajabilly runs 3" spacers on ea. side w/ 40s and still rubs the springs alot.
Guess i could just take up mudboggin' and never have to turn. LOL

whiteman

Looks so much better man. 

How about some flex pics with them bad boy's.