I just pulled a search within the 150 series looking for anything with 265/70/17 here: Search results for query: 265/70/17
Troll though this and see if this may help.
Troll though this and see if this may help.
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275/65r17 do the trick?Anyone have a pic of a 460/150 with a 2.5" lift and 265/70/17? Thinking of the smaller tires (might fit in spare tire carrier, less weight, etc)? I am just wondering if the tires will look too small
Working on adding my twin compressor...did a mock fit...will start wiring next weekend.
How much stiffer is the ride with the Iron Mans?Update pics with the new Ironman Foam Cell Pro's and Total Chaos Upper Control Arms.
I would think that Iron Man suspension has several different rated sprint options.
You may want to rephrase your question to include what kit or sprint rating was installed and how it handled.
Also take into account how much weight was added to the vehicle in question or was it stock AND what you're plans are for your vehicle.
I have a high spring rate (Icon) that I went with and it feels great! But I also have front and rear bumpers, full armor, winch, dual batteries and roof top tent. And that's not even loaded out for a weekend out in the woods!
Really liking your setup, do you know if CBI tire mount will work on a 2016 GX?
Where the heck did you find 6-lug RWs?
Damn I thought you got the RS, I was gonna be hella jealous. I had a 2007 997.1 (3.6L) GT3 for a few years back in 2011. A GT series car is the only car I care to ever purchase again in the future. Congrats on the GX.
Welcome to the forum! A lot of stuff for you here, anything from mild to wild (in relative terms).
You won't really see any rock crawlers, but a lot of overlanders and trail ride set ups.
Welcome to the forum! A lot of stuff for you here, anything from mild to wild (in relative terms).
You won't really see any rock crawlers, but a lot of overlanders and trail ride set ups.
Thank you guys. An existing forum member "george_tlc" was the one who directed me here to this forum. Looking forward to learning more about my 4Runner and 4x4 in general
Are you planning on going big???
Last month I ran a trail with my 4x4 club that was supposed to be about a rating of about a high 2 to 3 (1-5 rating, 5 being full rock crawling, 1 rating being fire roads) and because no one pre-ran the trail and because of the unusually high rain we had last winter, the trail was more like a 4 rating. I was running the smallest tires (285/75/17 = 33.8" dia). Everyone else were in Jeeps with 35"+ tires and more lift than mine and even the Jeeps were having issues negotiating the trail "gate".
I was definitely the "small dog" running with the "big dogs" and took a little damage to my rig.
Bent my tail pipe and chocked off my exhaust, had to removed the bent section on the trail, minor tweaking of my bumpers and scratched the heck out of my rims.
So, if you're planning on going big, how big? I'm excited to hear your plans!!
Man I love that rear bumper. Can't wait to get mine on my 5th gen next month
What are your thoughts on it so far?
Does anyone know who owns this rig? Any idea what size tires and amount of lift they are running? It's the truck pictured on the Dobinson's website for the rear bumper.
Not sure but seeing that picture just went from 6 to noon...
The guy seriously needs to upgrade his size spare tire to be the same as his running tires and get some sliders...
