32 front 33 rear?

Just curious, has anyone ever put 32 front 33 rear? Not staggered but same width. Reason I ask is I want to lift my front 2 and rear 2inch so I can keep the factory rake. I have 32 tires 265/75/16 now But if I lift the rear 2 inch, it would crest a big gap in the rear versus the front.

 

If you lift the same front and back you will still keep the factory stance

 

You can do it if you never run it in 4wd. If you did you would bind really badly.

 

I want to lift it 2 in all around and keep 32’s but I don’t like the gap it would create in the rear vs the front with less wheel gap. I hope that makes sense. I was just at the Toyota dealer today and someone had a 2 inch lift all around 265/75/16. He said he wanted to keep the factory rake. The front looked really nice but the rear had a little more gap than the front. I’ve seen 2 inch lift in the rear w 33’s and it covers the gap nicely but running 33’s in the front may cause rubbing etc. which I prefer to run 32’s in the front.

 

My friend said the same thing. It could mess with the 4wd system but I’ve own many Subaru, evolution and ran staggered wheels with out compromising the 4wd. But then again that’s a car and not a truck. Just like to gets some thoughts on this idea. Thanks much.

 

2wd or 4wd?

 

Subaru is AWD, not 4wd.

 

Your Subaru had AWD (central differential) which enabled variable wheel speed front rear. Our tacos have no central diff (locked 50/50 wheel speed front/ back)so it will slip.

 

Ahh got it. Smh Thanks. I was going to buy the eibach pro lift kit. Only $600 but it’s a 2-3 in front and 0-1in rear. Losing that factory rake.

 

It's rake, not rack. If 4WD, all tire sizes must be identical front to rear and side to side. There is no compromise here.

 

Thanks for the clarification everyone

 

You wear out the differential in the Subaru prematurely with staggering the front and rear tire. Most 4wd and AWD systems will still have the same height tires front and rear. There are a few that have staggered sizes but they are built that way.

 

Unless it’s a backhoe I guess.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IAhq1tdksWA

 

I don't think you are supposed to run different sizes front and rear on Subaru's either. At least that's what I have heard.
Some awd cars you can though, like gtr's for example. But in a 4wd system, nah.
Unless your truck is 2wd of course.

It's better to ask questions than mess things up on your truck. I say this because I predict that people are gonna hop on this thread in the morning and make fun of you for asking this question. 3rd gen section doesn't have the nicest of people sometimes.

 

If you dont want as much space in the rear fenderwells then just dont lift the back as much as you lift the front. Simple as that. You can still have some rake just not as much as factory.

 

The questions people ask daily on this forum are mind blowing. Good luck with your stance

 

They’re geared differently in the front and back, just like 4wd tractors

 

Mods are on it

i thought it was funny

 

Gotta remember back to when you were just a kid and didn't know much about much at all. I did some dumb stuff to my first car. It's nice to gently educate rather than to humiliate. <---Saying that to remind myself to do the same

 

The quickest way to blowup your transfer case