What size tires were stock on the FJ80?
What size tires came stock on the FJ80?
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FJ80 had either 235/75/15 or more commonly 31/10.50/15
FZJ80 had 275/70/16
NOTE: The above refers to North American spec vehicles.
FZJ80 had 275/70/16
NOTE: The above refers to North American spec vehicles.
[quote author=cruiserdan link=board=2;threadid=4684;start=msg35308#msg35308 date=1061937587]
FJ80 had either 235/75/15 or more commonly 31/10.50/15
FZJ80 had 275/70/16
NOTE: The above refers to North American spec vehicles.
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99% of em had 31's, only the odd very early 91's had 235's mounted on a steel 15x6 chromish wheel, these also had no fender flares, some had no sliding windows, some had no sunroof. I drove on of these brand new on the lot in late 1990, there are a few in town still......all white.
John H
FJ80 had either 235/75/15 or more commonly 31/10.50/15
FZJ80 had 275/70/16
NOTE: The above refers to North American spec vehicles.
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99% of em had 31's, only the odd very early 91's had 235's mounted on a steel 15x6 chromish wheel, these also had no fender flares, some had no sliding windows, some had no sunroof. I drove on of these brand new on the lot in late 1990, there are a few in town still......all white.
John H
John,
Yup, 31/10.50 was the norm even though strictly speaking that size and the flares were an extra cost option on the sticker. TMS ordered a few without, found out how ugly and sale-proof they were and quit doing it
Yup, 31/10.50 was the norm even though strictly speaking that size and the flares were an extra cost option on the sticker. TMS ordered a few without, found out how ugly and sale-proof they were and quit doing it
[quote author=cruiserdan link=board=2;threadid=4684;start=msg35319#msg35319 date=1061939830]
John,
Yup, 31/10.50 was the norm even though strictly speaking that size and the flares were an extra cost option on the sticker. TMS ordered a few without, found out how ugly and sale-proof they were and quit doing it
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Dan, what dealership are you at? I have a feeling most the non flare fj80's were sold on the west coast, most folks have never seen one in the US......yet there are 2-3 of em in Gig Harbor. Yeah kinda like you could get the steel wheels on a 93+(forget the last year offered the wheels) not alot of them ordered that way
BTW I have never seen a 92 without OEM flares.....anyone?
John
John,
Yup, 31/10.50 was the norm even though strictly speaking that size and the flares were an extra cost option on the sticker. TMS ordered a few without, found out how ugly and sale-proof they were and quit doing it
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Dan, what dealership are you at? I have a feeling most the non flare fj80's were sold on the west coast, most folks have never seen one in the US......yet there are 2-3 of em in Gig Harbor. Yeah kinda like you could get the steel wheels on a 93+(forget the last year offered the wheels) not alot of them ordered that way
BTW I have never seen a 92 without OEM flares.....anyone?
John
Love when you get new tyres and the guy is always like, we get other comparable size SUVs like Subarbans with 245/75/16. Makes me gleem when I can say Ive got a larger tyre stock than some other car.
[quote author=Jon916996748 link=board=2;threadid=4684;start=msg35390#msg35390 date=1061946830]
Love when you get new tyres and the guy is always like, we get other comparable size SUVs like Subarbans with 245/75/16. Makes me gleem when I can say Ive got a larger tyre stock than some other car. [/quote]
Uh, dude, most of us can't go to a tire store to buy our rubber
Nothing worse than the day I was picking up my 36's. Sportin (seeing if filters work woody {they didn't, so re-edited) and all of a sudden, they roll out 42's for a 40. Made me want to :'(
Love when you get new tyres and the guy is always like, we get other comparable size SUVs like Subarbans with 245/75/16. Makes me gleem when I can say Ive got a larger tyre stock than some other car. [/quote]
Uh, dude, most of us can't go to a tire store to buy our rubber
Nothing worse than the day I was picking up my 36's. Sportin (seeing if filters work woody {they didn't, so re-edited
) and all of a sudden, they roll out 42's for a 40. Made me want to :'( Not all of us run Swampers. Its hard to find a tyre place with 275/70/16 in stock.
3fj40
Spotted a dude, during CMCC-03, with 33" TrXus on stock suspension with trailer hitch. He did fine. Heck his 80 did better than the 60's with 35's. Musta been the spotting.
Spotted a dude, during CMCC-03, with 33" TrXus on stock suspension with trailer hitch. He did fine. Heck his 80 did better than the 60's with 35's. Musta been the spotting.
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I ask because I am seriously considering a very good deal on an FJ80 as an addition to my LC family. I want to remove the auto/full time tcase and sell them, then put an H42F behind the 3F-E with a part-time tcase with the proceeds (as well as the fun of finding a clutch assembly, drive shafts, et al) This of course has nothing to do with tires, but wanted to know what the stock size was as to guage using the stock rims.
Jensen, I might know where you can get a set of AVM hubs and a part time t-case for the 80 here in Flag. if you're interested in doing it the easy way....
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[quote author=Hltoppr link=board=2;threadid=4684;start=msg35629#msg35629 date=1062006206]
set of AVM hubs and a part time t-case for the 80 here in Flag. if you're interested in doing it the easy way....
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Hmmmm......maybe for my FZJ80? I'll definetely let you know if I can get the FJ80, it is sitting in the midwest for an absolute steal of a price
set of AVM hubs and a part time t-case for the 80 here in Flag. if you're interested in doing it the easy way....
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Hmmmm......maybe for my FZJ80? I'll definetely let you know if I can get the FJ80, it is sitting in the midwest for an absolute steal of a price
[quote author=Hltoppr link=board=2;threadid=4684;start=msg35629#msg35629 date=1062006206]
Jensen, I might know where you can get a set of AVM hubs and a part time t-case for the 80 here in Flag. if you're interested in doing it the easy way....
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why run AVM when a Aisin hub will bolt right up and is a much better hub,actaully you only need one free wheeling hub.
John
Jensen, I might know where you can get a set of AVM hubs and a part time t-case for the 80 here in Flag. if you're interested in doing it the easy way....
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why run AVM when a Aisin hub will bolt right up and is a much better hub,actaully you only need one free wheeling hub.
John
[quote author=Landpimp link=board=2;threadid=4684;start=msg35675#msg35675 date=1062015837]
you only need one free wheeling hub.
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Why's that Pimp? Why not 2?
you only need one free wheeling hub.
John[/quote]
Why's that Pimp? Why not 2?
Dis-connecting one side kills the other. Just like a spinning wheel
