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This is a discussion thread titled "05 lifted tundra with 33's", within the Suspension & Axle forum, part of the Technical & Vehicle Assistance Forums category.
need tech support before purchasing. i have an 05 dc 4x4 and i want to lift it to fit 33's under it. first will it fit 2nd will i have any problems with cv boots and 3rd will my trans hold up and any other problems if any please let me know thanks
need tech support before purchasing. i have an 05 dc 4x4 and i want to lift it to fit 33's under it. first will it fit 2nd will i have any problems with cv boots and 3rd will my trans hold up and any other problems if any please let me know thanks
If you lift the front 3 inches, you should be able to put 33s on. A differential drop kit is hightly recommended so you don't destroy your CV boots. Also, while 33s will fit, you may not be able to use the stock rims; the backspacing is too much and will cause the tires to rub. Tranny should not be a problem.
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I have 33s with Donahoes, Camburg uppers and stock wheels for over a year with no problems at all. The tires rub at full lock on frame. 285/70/17 tires work fine. 2-3 inches of lift.
New UCA's will help, new wheels with backspacing of 4" or less will help, might need to take off the mud flaps if your not lifting the front much. You can get 33"s in there without lifting with proper backspacing and some trimming.
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? i got the tuff country 4.5 lift on my toy 4x4 ,how would i find out if the if i have the diff drop on my truck ,, is this something i can put on my self , sorry for stilling this thead
? i got the tuff country 4.5 lift on my toy 4x4 ,how would i find out if the if i have the diff drop on my truck ,, is this something i can put on my self , sorry for stilling this thead
You don't need the diff drop since your TC lift leaves the axles at a good/stock angle. But if you added coilovers or spacers and lifted the truck more that way then you would need a diff drop, and yes it's something you can do yourself.
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05 lifted tundra with 33's
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