Northern Virginia Roll Call

Arent kendra's in 17 inch wheels only? I didnt think they made 35 10.50 16s

If you have stock trd offroad wheels, they are 16x7.5.

Unless we are talking about the jeep, then disregard

 

this is true, the 35" kendas are only in 17" flavour

 

I have the 4Runner pro wheels, which should be 17x7 or 7.5 I can’t remember.
@y=mx+b do you still have them or did ya get rid of them?

Kinda digging the trail edition bronze wheels on the 2022’s.

 

Those are sharp!

 

The 35 1050s should fit then.

 

Oooooo, I really like those.

 

You need one of these to hold all your different sets

 

Dave's Tuning & Tire Rack...kinda just rolls off the tongue naturally

 

The 4runner pro wheels are 17x7.0 +4. There's a guy that's active in one of the 4th gen FB pages that has full width 35x12.5 on the 7" wide 4runner pro wheels. I don't know anything about long term effects of sandwiching a wide tire in there, but they went on at last haha

I've got early 5th gen trail wheels, which are 17x7.5 +15. Kenda 35x10.5s went on there no issues

 

I can see THAT!

 

That one was pasted from google photos too, so thats odd
Like 3 seconds ago I switched it to the same image just hosted on imgur

 

I need to up my game. I only have a little furniture dolly thing to store my unused set.

We just call it Dave's Garage. I even have the shirt. Once upon a time I was like Adam working on peeps cars for beer monies, but I don't have the time anymore.

 

I love my Kenda's so far but it's on my camping rig. Not sure how they are under DD conditions.

 

@3pooches the state inspection says nothing about a sway bar.

 

Floor mat, HOWEVER is definitely an inspection item!!!

Edit/background: Years ago I had an old 80s LeBaron and the floor mat didn't have an anchor, inspection guy said he let it slide...

 

Whole mess of JL/JT people (myself included) running 35x12.5R17- on the stock 7.5 so I don't really think you'll have issues unless you're talking a bigger wheel with less sidewall. Just takes playing with the air pressure to get the wear right.

 

There's a bit of a catchall in the full 208 page inspectors manual. Page 56.



https://www.vsp.virginia.gov/pdf/Safety/Motor-Vehicle-Safety-Inspection-Manual-2021.pdf

 

Oh I kept reading and it specifically mentions swaybars, assuming that's what "cross stabilizer link" is.

 

This is probably splitting hairs, but does toyota describe the part as a "cross stabilizer link" or a sway bar?

 

@EatSleepTacos @3pooches

Heres a fun little video on springs in parallel vs springs in series
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cg73j3QYRJc