Oahu Members Thread

No fit. Put spit.

 

Finally got it after looking at it for 2 years online and holding off.......

 

Look good laddat bu!!! No need lift jus drive straight

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/mobtown-offroads-2nd-annual-tax-man-sale.414040/
Anybody seen this? Was thinking on getting the tailgate skin to strengthen the tailgate. its $150 plus shipping. Can ask them if they willing to do some kind of group buy if others are interested. Good way to save on the shipping.

 

did you get an estimate on shipping?

 

Damn I get home from a 15 hr shift and everyone sleeping and I'm just

 

Hahahahaha look dis fuka....talk about everybody drinking haole beers an he turn aroun an grab him a bottle of dat peanut butter

 

no not yet. I tried using the shipping calculator on their website, but somehow it wasn't working for Hawaii. I need to message them directly.

 

Sorry I never get any new brackets cut... Busy week after the first set but I will make all the rest... Due to the amount of takers until I finish my current list I will not be taking on any more.... Also I'm likely not making these this weekend as I have someone's sliders to weld up

 

But if you guys still like drink and watch me weld up these sliders can!

 

They have that on tap at humpys…havent had it in a bottle yet, but it does good from the tap.

 

I was told I shouldn't need a cab mount chop with my wheel and tire setup, but just in case, who here can do it if I need it?

 

Depends on your lift i think

 

OME shocks with 885 springs. I get different responses. This guy has same wheels and tires. 2.5" Revtek lift. Only had to use 1/4in spacer. No rubbing at all. Just trying to see who is willing and able to do it for me just in case.

 

I think the magic backspacing for 285's is about 4.75"
Do you know what the backspacing is on your current wheels?

Edit: If they are the same as my trd "beadlocks", you don't need any spacers.

 

I'm trying to search right now and I can't find anything on my stock SR wheels. lmao. if I pull the wheel, is it stamped on the inside?

16x7 +30mm offset is all I could find. Possibly similar to the Off-Road wheels, which are 5.25 backspacing?

 

You could pull the wheel, put a straight edge across the inside lip of your rims and measure from the mounting surface to that.

 

It's good fun straight edging wheels and suspension to find that perfect fitment... Cost me a whole set of wheels making a mistake by a few millimeters.... I measure but purposely erred on the side of caution and ended up buying another set of wheels... I went from 15x7 to 18x8.5 +30 first, then upped to 19x9.5 +22 next and that ended up being perfect

 

The break down on sizing is easy once I figure it out...

 

The magic number is 25.4 hahaha