FJ Tire Size Selection Tool

[Fjamming]

Proud? I'm ashamed of the S/N!

Thanks for doing this Kal. This is very helpful. Someone is always asking about tire/wheel questions and this post makes it easier.

[komombo]

Fjamming previously said:

Proud? I'm ashamed of the S/N!

Thanks for doing this Kal. This is very helpful. Someone is always asking about tire/wheel questions and this post makes it easier.

You're kind Fjamming. I am paying forward, or back actually for all the help I have gotten and all the help I know I can get on this forum. I am also glad to be able to contribute wherever I can.

No shame dude, no shame. You're a powerful, and important, and steady presence on this site...yes, we notice !!

Salutes.
Kal.

[Cleck]

1. Front: Level Kit Rear: Factory
2. Ready Lift
3. 265/75R16 Goodyear MT/R
4. Factory Rims (off-road package)
5. No
6. No
7. AWESOME Set-Up. They work, they fit.

[komombo]

Cleck previously said:

1. Front: Level Kit Rear: Factory
2. Ready Lift
3. 265/75R16 Goodyear MT/R
4. Factory Rims (off-road package)
5. No
6. No
7. AWESOME Set-Up. They work, they fit.

Thanks for that info Cleck, I will update the list tonight.
Salute brother SS owner!!

[nissanaltimacrazyhorse]

1. 3 inch
2. OME
3. 265/75/16s factory off road package rims.
4. Firestone MT's
5. No chop
6. No rub of course
7. want bigger tires with same rim setup but cant find one.

sorry if i messed up the order.

[komombo]

nissanaltimacrazyhorse previously said:

1. 3 inch
2. OME
3. 265/75/16s factory off road package rims.
4. Firestone MT's
5. No chop
6. No rub of course
7. want bigger tires with same rim setup but cant find one.

sorry if i messed up the order.

Thanks for the info, this is great!! I will update the spreadsheet with this info as soon as I get a chance (I have been super busy lately, but at least your info is posted here for others to see).

Thanks again crazyhorse, much appreciated .
Kal.

[ocr14a]

UPDATED 20080611 = Please also make sure to see this post.

I suspect my info is not at all helpful at this point (no lift), but I figured I'd add it to the list just in case other no-lifters are interested.

I will eventually lift, but it's a ways off; simply for financial reasons.
Since I knew I would only be able to do either a lift or new rims/tires now and then do the other one of those two options in a couple years, I figured the later meant more sense....i.e. if I had gotten a list now, Sandi would only have the flat-tread street tires for the first couple years, and that was just not going to work for me.

1. no lift yet
2. none
3. BFG A/T TA KO 265/75R16)
4. 16" (duh) MB V-Drives with 0 offset.
5. No
6. No*
7.

*Actually, there is a very tiny rub on the black plastic covering, but not enough to even push it back to touch the metal of the body mount when it does happen. Even with some pretty extreme offroading, declines, bouncing, flexing, it's no problem.

steven

[Brock]

1. 3" front(includes ToyTec billet top mount for coilover, 3" rear;
2. ToyTec 3" Lift using OME Medium coilovers and coils; kept stock shocks and struts due to money being tight. Will replace with OME struts and shocks next year.
3. Nitto Terra Grappler 295/70R17
4. oem Alloy 17" wheels, Toyota
5. No Chop
6. No Rub so far while wheeling
7. Wonderful suspension setup, looks good, works great!

[redboat]

Any way to open this file without having to buy Office program ?
Redboat

[ocr14a]

redboat previously said:

Any way to open this file without having to buy Office program ?
Redboat

Depending on how complex it is, you may be able to open it in Notepad on Windows systems.

Also, you could download and install the free Open Office from Sun (i.e. it's MS Office compatible).

steven