[ravencr]

I've read every post under the sun on here, and I can't seem to find exactly what I'm looking to do. I've got a 2006 Tundra Double Cab 4x4 SR5 that I've put a 3" Performance Accessories Lift on. I've also got a 2" leveling kit to put on, as well as Air lifts Sureset system with airbags in the rear.

So, here's my questions:

1) If I run 285/70R17 Revos on stock wheels, will All Pro's 1.5" wheel adapters provide enough clearance from the upper a-arm?

2) Can the 285's be run without the wheel adapters and clear the upper a-arm or is the extra width definitely needed?
3) If running this setup with the above lift setup, will I need to trim the front fenders or mud flaps at all. If so, where is this needed?

I really don't want to get new wheels, and I don't want to go any wider than 1.5" in width per side to try to keep the wheels/tires under the fender flares, ideally.

Thanks for the help, and if any of you have this exact setup I would love to see pics of where the tires sit in relation to the fender flares, and general pictures as well.

Thanks for all the help,

Chris

 

[Salty_Dog]

So, here's my questions:

1) If I run 285/70R17 Revos on stock wheels, will All Pro's 1.5" wheel adapters provide enough clearance from the upper a-arm?

That is very similar to the arrangment I have, and yes the adapters should provide enough clearance.

2) Can the 285's be run without the wheel adapters and clear the upper a-arm or is the extra width definitely needed?

You will definitely need the adapters with stock wheels. On mine, the tires will touch the UCA even at a standstill unless you install the adapters.

3) If running this setup with the above lift setup, will I need to trim the front fenders or mud flaps at all. If so, where is this needed?

I did not need to trim my fenders, and I have zero rubbing. See my pics for what it looks like.

 

[ravencr]

Thanks for the help. I wonder if there's a difference between a 2001 and a 2006? Are you running 1.5" wheel adapters or something a little different? Do you have a leveling kit and the 3" body lift? Sorry, just need to make sure everything's the same when this crap costs so much money.

Chris

 

[Salty_Dog]

Thanks for the help. I wonder if there's a difference between a 2001 and a 2006? Are you running 1.5" wheel adapters or something a little different? Do you have a leveling kit and the 3" body lift? Sorry, just need to make sure everything's the same when this crap costs so much money.

Chris

Read my sig. It tells you everything I have. And I have 1.5" adapters.

 

[ravencr]

I read that, but I don't know how much lift is provided by that setup. That's why I asked. Thanks for the help,

Chris

 

[Salty_Dog]

I read that, but I don't know how much lift is provided by that setup. That's why I asked. Thanks for the help,

Chris

I got about 2.5 - 3 inches of lift in the front with the Bilstein Adjustable shocks.

 

[ravencr]

Thanks for the help! I'm wondering if I should even mess with the leveling kit, because that's essentially going to give me 5" of lift in the front, which will be plenty of lift apparently.

Chris