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This is a discussion thread titled "FJ Cruiser off-set & Lift **Please Read**", within the FJ Cruiser forum, part of the SUV Forums category.
I am considering new wheels for my FJ, but at the same time I would like to Lift the FJ to fit Nitto Terra Grappler NT325/60R18. I am just wondering if there is someone out there that can guide me on the lift I would need and the wheel off-set that I would need. I am specific to these tires only cause I have them already.
Thx
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2003 T3 Tundra (canadian)
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I am considering new wheels for my FJ, but at the same time I would like to Lift the FJ to fit Nitto Terra Grappler NT325/60R18. I am just wondering if there is someone out there that can guide me on the lift I would need and the wheel off-set that I would need. I am specific to these tires only cause I have them already.
Thx
Good luck on that, we havent had any luck above a 285, after that fighting the steering vibration issue is a major headache, with the 285's we use a 15mm offset, a zero offset works & looks good but the zero causes vibration problems. The Nitto is a good choice though.
Anyone here considered to use the Cro Comp 5-6 in Tacoma lift for the FJ Cruiser. They seem to use a lot of the same parts in these cars. The main thing here is the front end. No problem dealing with the rear differently........
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