Pics of 37s on 17” FJ cruiser steelies

[lcwizard]

Yes, currently on 35s. Even with RCV axles I'm hesitant to run 37s because I'm usually alone on the trail. I can't remember how many
stock birfields I broke with 33s and 35s. A half dozen inner front axle shafts, two semi float rears ( at the splines) and three full float
rear shafts over the last 30 years. The one thing I hate about the full floats is that the last shaft I broke, did so about an inch beyond the splines so I couldn't pull the third member. At least the semi floats have a removable rear cover so you can get in there with tools to drive the broken stub out
from the back. FFs do have an advantage when you break a shaft ten miles in on the Hole in the Rock trail. You can pull the broken side and drove out with a rag in the spindle hole. Helps to have a locker in that case

 

[cruisermatt]

Leaning towards 35s. My build is fzj80 chassis/axles under fj60 body

you should start with 33’s on it and see if you can actually get stuck to were the 35’s would make the difference.

An 80 on 33’s is like a 60 on 35’s

 

[ceylonfj40nut]

you should start with 33’s on it and see if you can actually get stuck to were the 35’s would make the difference.

An 80 on 33’s is like a 60 on 35’s

Feel 33’s will look like a Chino low rider