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Re: Fitting 33'' tyre thread.

Postby helmut79 on Tue, 19 Feb 2013 6:22 +0000

Luxury12 wrote:I've read through most of the pages an haven't found anyone putting a 33" on a 2012 sr5 yet

I'm going to be running an xrox on the front to help the 285/70/r17s cooper st maxxs clear on the front but just worried about what I'm going to have todo with the back of the wheel?

I won't to be running either a zero offset or a P10 offset now to just find a rim either steel or alloy not sure what brands make them in that offset an don't really want to put a gu patrol rim on a new hilux

I've got the MR lift in the front running about a 3-3.5 inch lift
With tufflux UCAs

Am I heading in the right direction guys? Cheers


05 - 13 are the same mate apart from the bigger brakes and 17" rims and tyres

Your heading in the right direction

Plently of options in thoes offsets mate, just keep searching on the net.

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Re: Fitting 33'' tyre thread.

Postby Boxhead on Tue, 19 Feb 2013 7:42 +0000

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Re: Fitting 33'' tyre thread.

Postby Luxury12 on Tue, 19 Feb 2013 9:22 +0000

Quick update i went an got some 16x8 in alloy with 0 offset
An they fit on the 2012 with 285/75/16 cooper st maxx an they dont rub on anything
Or hit the body mount will show some photos in the mext day or two
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Re: Fitting 33'' tyre thread.

Postby Hellbound on Tue, 19 Feb 2013 9:33 +0000

Have you been offroad yet and fully compressed the suspension to see if it rubs?
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Re: Fitting 33'' tyre thread.

Postby Luxury12 on Wed, 20 Feb 2013 5:36 +0000

Yeh been offroad still clears the mount but just rubs on the inner wheel arch at the front but if
U had a bull bar u wouldnt have that problem
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Re: Fitting 33'' tyre thread.

Postby Luxury12 on Sun, 24 Feb 2013 1:48 +0000

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16x8 alloys with 285/75 cooper st maxxs and the new xrox very happy with it now
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Re: Fitting 33'' tyre thread.

Postby wakil on Tue, 12 Mar 2013 5:31 +0000

Ok humour me guys. Is the real aim in picking tire size just making sure it doesn't rub when on the bump stops? So no matter how high you lift your vehicle it doesn't really make a difference does it. (Excluding body lifts of course) so essentially I should forget about wasting money on lift kits and lay some cash down on a hammer and a grinder? The UCA is probably still worth having though.
Or do we just hit the bump stops so rarely with big lifts that you can push the boundaries a bit?

Basically all this has come about because I trial fitted my cousins 35's off his patrol yesterday and fell head over tit in love with them and want them on ASAP. Now I've got a two inch body lift and I can buy the bump stop and maybe UCA. (And I know this is the 33" forum but 35" is just sooo good and I need advice from those who have tried) with body mount chop and pinch weld and taking into account the body lift, how far off 35's am I? Or should I just lash out on rekon and set to 4" and cruise round like that?

I've read Max's build but be doesn't (as far as I'm aware) have a 2" body lift.

Any help would be awesome!

Or point me to a topic that's covered it.

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Re: Fitting 33'' tyre thread.

Postby Hilux Max on Tue, 12 Mar 2013 6:03 +0000

Bodylift will help with allowing you to run a more negative offset and clear the firewall a little more.

The larger diameter and bigger offset all decrease clearance and increase your turning arc.

By having.a bodylift and a more negative offset it will keep the tyre off the chassis itself at the rear more so with full lock. How much , I don't know. I know my tyre was touching on compression which is why I made some steering stops to minimize this from happening.

Don't be surprised if you need to "pursuade" the firewall a little with a hammer as I did. To be honest its not that hard, just gently tap around it with the ball end of hammer, upper firewall is single layer, towards bottom is double layer and stronger.

If you have a bodylift, then a full 4" height isn't required. Lower the suspension and benefit from more downtravel. Another reason why I kept it at 3" to keep COG low/stable and still have decent down travel.

UCA's will be a must, as much castor as possible will be needed.

One of these days I'll start a fitting 35's thread.
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Re: Fitting 33'' tyre thread.

Postby amitch888 on Tue, 12 Mar 2013 6:22 +0000

2-3 inch lift with the body lift, after market UCA and then just keep cutting and bashing until it works :twisted:

How wide are you going? Have you got rims already? Offset?

Hope your not in a hurry though, 35's will suck some power and juice!
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Re: Fitting 33'' tyre thread.

Postby wakil on Tue, 12 Mar 2013 6:25 +0000

Cheers max!

So you reckon i can get away without cutting fenders max? I was thinking the smaller MTZ. Do you think the extended bumpstop is still a necessity? And I been tossing up zero or -12 offset. i think i remember you saying that you wanted more than the +10?

So, the shopping list would be: UCA's, possibly bumps stops, and maybe sway bar relocators?

Haha I think I need to park in a yard full of 35's and whip the suspension out an drive round on the bumpstops till I find an offset that suits!

If you hadn't done it mate I wouldn't be sure it could be done!

And yeah I'm really starting to realise lift isn't everything, nice aesthetics, but nothing really beats 35's with travel!

A fitting 35's forum would be the deal! I never thought is bother until I saw em on, hooked!

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Re: Fitting 33'' tyre thread.

Postby tristan.robinson on Tue, 12 Mar 2013 6:33 +0000

Will, just a side note mate- what suspension are you running? I think I can see a strut spacer in your pic??
Do you hope to use the strut spacer and extended bump stop and run 35s?
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Re: Fitting 33'' tyre thread.

Postby wakil on Tue, 12 Mar 2013 6:39 +0000

Well spotted!
the spacer was sort of my P Plater pov pack, whilst waiting for rekon funds. Yes it is a 20-odd spacer which gives me 40mm lift. With 2"Bl gives 90mm lift total.

Although I feel I am about to be to be told something I don't really want to hear? Haha :?

They seemed a cheap solution at the time, but I have heard a few horror stories and I will admit it wasn't the most well thought out buy....
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Re: Fitting 33'' tyre thread.

Postby wakil on Tue, 12 Mar 2013 6:45 +0000

And thanks for the input Mitch. I reckon the MTZ 35/12.5/16 which is approx 34.5x 11.9 I think. And yeah 0 to -12 offset. Pretty willing to bash inner guard and chops etc but trying to avoid fender cutting so I can through some of them jungle fenders on.
And a re gear will be a necessity. It won't be a quick project as I'm not on an impressive wage (yet) :lol: But I'd like to map of all out first so I don't waste money on things I don't need.
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Re: Fitting 33'' tyre thread.

Postby Stuck on Tue, 12 Mar 2013 7:32 +0000

Hilux Max wrote:
One of these days I'll start a fitting 35's thread.




Didnt take long mate :lol:
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Re: Fitting 33'' tyre thread.

Postby Loosey on Wed, 13 Mar 2013 10:24 +0000

You'd probably look at the -12 to fill out the jungle flares, im not 100% sute, but I think you can trim your fender underneath the jungle flare for more clearance.
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Re: Fitting 33'' tyre thread.

Postby wakil on Fri, 15 Mar 2013 6:42 +0000

Oh really? Cause that is a bit of a key issue really. I wonder how hard they are to adapt if ya do trim fenders? Wouldn't think it would work. May have to either go 33 or rubber flare and 35
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Re: Fitting 33'' tyre thread.

Postby UAV on Sat, 16 Mar 2013 5:54 +0000

33s no lift, no scrubbing..... :twisted:

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Re: Fitting 33'' tyre thread.

Postby Blackie2008 on Sat, 16 Mar 2013 6:04 +0000

You wouldn't look at it from the front though! :lol: :lol:
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Re: Fitting 33'' tyre thread.

Postby BIGFOOTJR on Sun, 17 Mar 2013 9:03 +0000

Hey lads, quick question.

Will a 13.5" wide tire fit on a 8" wide rim? Will have a balloon effect?
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Re: Fitting 33'' tyre thread.

Postby Deekay on Mon, 18 Mar 2013 8:05 +0000

Just outa curiosity how much did the lft kit set u back? Im looking at these my self. Are you happy with them?
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