Thoughts on 37s

Do it!

 

whats your plans for this ?

 

Relocating my rear axle, tube the back half. Try to keep the fuel tank in the stock location.

 

Dirt King ftw!

 

DCTB (double cab tube bed), the newest yota model

 

why I'm asking, I'm interested to see what you come up with

 

I'm kind of diving into it to see what I can come up with on the spot haha

 

Dclb turned into dcstd (short tube bed) haha

 

If the bedside was flat at the top so I could keep my rack I would consider a set of those. Truck looks GREAT. I love access cabs

 

Thanks a lot man. Yah running fiberglass bedsides presents some challenges when it comes to aftermarket bed accessories. I was trying to get creative to run a removable rack and RTT

 

I was messing with my suspension today, few days ago I lowered it to 1.5" and now it back at 2.75" and 1.5 wheel spacers. I took some pictures at full stuff with no strut! It turns into the firewall just fine with no rubbing but the front needs to be tubbed. I'm ruining bilstein's ride adjust with stock coils so I'm very limited till I'll maybe run LT.the reason tire looks really close to frond bumper and flare is cuz I had the wheel turned left a littleat full stuff I was able to turn the tire without it rubbingin the front at full stuff I was able to turn Maybe 30-40%

 

Anyone have any good aftermarket brake upgrades to stop these 37's?

 

@username mentioned what pads he was using up front but I can't remember off the top of my head.

 

Ebc stage 3 kit is what I use

 

Checkout the Porterfield pads. They seem to never fade. It does well for me with 35s and towing a 18ft boat.

 

I use EBC Stage 5 for 35's. Love the set up.

 

Because race car

 

haha, they were on sale and cost the same as the stage 3 (if the stage 3 were not on sale) so why not

 

You guys are getting ripped on gears, bring me the rear chunk, I charge 75 to install and set up, 150 for front if you pull the diff! And nitro gears are far superior to anything else on the market, to me Yukon gears suck, and aren't really a savings! I've set up as many as 29 toyota diffs in one month, and you aren't going to break toyota axles with 37s or 42s, I put 427,000 miles, on an 82 toyota, running 42 swampers and spools in both ends, never broke anything, it was a daily driver and weekend warrior!