Joined the 35's club

[Seanz0rz]

no, you would have a difficult time putting 285/75r16 (33x11.5) with out a lift.

general rule for 35's is a 1.5 inch body lift, with some minor trimming. and of course everyone does this with a suspension lift (which technically doesnt allow you to run a larger tire, just gives you more travel)

[Flomaster]

I will most likely run the TC upper arm with a bolt in Coil Over. I just sold my Ranger and plan to build this like I had my ranger, but for now just need some thing just a wee bit better than stock for offroading.

here's a couple pis of the truck I build from the ground up.

[4Runner202020]

no, you would have a difficult time putting 285/75r16 (33x11.5) with out a lift.

general rule for 35's is a 1.5 inch body lift, with some minor trimming. and of course everyone does this with a suspension lift (which technically doesnt allow you to run a larger tire, just gives you more travel)

i would love to see 35's with just a 1.5in body lift with only "minor" trimming.

[Seanz0rz]

minor as in the jeep guys end up cutting massive amounts of sheetmetal out.

[4Runner202020]

so your saying minor would be tubing the front? anything that involves just regular and tools that anyone average joe could use is considered minor to me... anything that involves cutting, welding, patching, ect that takes experience to use is considered more that minor to me. but thats just my opinion... i had to do minor things to my runner to clear them 35's (bound the pinch weld to hell).

bobby