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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มิ.ย. 2021
- In this video, we show you guys how to fit 35-inch tires on a 5th gen 4Runner. We use the new Runnin4Tacos round chop plates to maximize the tire clearance. These chop plates will be available next week.
If you're in Colorado and looking to have your 4Runner or Tacoma dome, give us a call.
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You guys are putting out great content for Toyota’s. Thank you!
We are happy that you are enjoying the content. Thank you for watching!
Keep them videos coming! 🔥 bro!
Those round plates are my favorite option for the body mounts. just cleaner imo
That is an awesome job. Might actually make the journey from California out to you guys for this.
Come visit during the summer and you can hit up some trails while you're at it!
That is one fine looking truck. Love the color combo.
Suv
I need this for my 2nd gen taco!!!
Beautiful
This looks like it still may rub at compression & at lock? Im gonna go 35's and want to go 17x9 w -38 offset im thinking its gonna rub on this rounded BMC still? Luckily I got the maggie blower to push the taller gear ratio(until I get regeared) and weight
Does the inside of tire rub on uca's? I'm wanting to put 35x12.50x18 on my Runner. I have Icon uca's. Already have bmc and trimmed inner fenders.
Do you have possible measurements for the viper cut? I also will be going c4 later down the road but for right now would like to do the cut bc I have rubbing issues
Mine are rubbing more in the rear then the front. Suggestions on lift? Im at 2.5 in the front and 1.5 in the back
Will it run when the tire gets stuffed up?
Very good job and explanation of it all. Did you have to do anything with the fender mount bracket?
We chopped it a little which took maybe 30 seconds to cut through
@@Runnin4Tacos had to cut ours as well I seen where some had to make a new bracket and relocate it back some.
Wondering about the wheel specs? offset? Width? Also, any issues with the fluid reservoir clearing the tires? Also curious that Caster that is?
Not sure on the wheel specs sorry. No rubbing issues. Most likely it's just a 0 offset or -10
Curious, how much is the usual cost with labor to do the BMC?
Does anyone make a panel to protect and cover all the internals after the bumper cut? I’ve seen a reservoir skid but, does anyone make something like a formed inner fender well liner?
No one does unfortunately. But there are a few washer tank skids and even a relocate tank
Are SPC uppers better to go with when fitting 35s rather than a uniball like total chaos?
Yes, SPCs are the best for adjustability.
Why do I get the feeling this guy wants to run 35s just so he can run bigger rims. haiyaaaa
Edit: Oh thank goodness, sidewall! Whew.
Any issue with burning body bushings while running continuous beads of weld?
I was wondering the same.
Do any of the tires rub the reservoirs at full tuck on the rear or with the front wheels turned at full lock?
No sir
Niiicccee
What does one need to do to make sure the front axles and diffs can handle the new lift and weight of the 35's?
So the OEM axles are really strong. You actually don't want them stronger because you would rather snap an axle than destroy your differential. Cheaper to fix an axle than a whole differential if that makes sense.
where can i get that body mount chop plate
What is the off set?
Have you guys installed fiberglass fenders on any 4R's? I'm looking into it along with the bmc , Viper cut and trimming inner fender to fit 35s.
Keep haven't and you don't need it to fit 35s
I actually have this exact setup. Stock fenders require more mount trimming. I have ADV fenders and just had to trim the mount 1/4”. You will need spacers or -25 wheels to fully clear these tires from body mount/lower fender mount/UCA. Fiberglass or not.
Just curious, why do you still need the plate to cover the body mount? Can't you just cut it and leave it be without having to weld-on the plate?
It should be reinforced so it's strong
Structural integrity
Thanks a lot for the video! Seems like many trim the fenders but it doesn’t seem necessary if the lift is high enough? Do you set the castor as far forward as possible?
Fender liner trimming is needed if you are running bigger than 33" tires. Caster all the way forward for 35s
What offset are these wheels
Do you guys not sell that body mount chop weld in plate anymore? Not seeing it on your website. How is the clearance of that plate comparted to the the cab mount relocate you guys sell for the T4R?
Hello, We only install these ourselves for local customers. You can get other brand chop plates there. The chop will not give as much clearance as a relocate kit. But depending on the shop that does it, you can get a really aggressive chop without relocating.
What’s your thought on wheel 1.25”spacer?
Depends on your setup. If you’re on big tires and long travel with little offset on your wheels, you’ll need spacers to fully clear. 34” and up you’ll need to get the tires more out so more offset or wheels spacers
Can't find the rounded cab mount chop plate on your website. Is this a prototype?
Will be available next week
@@Runnin4Tacos nice Job guys ....are the rounded cap mount chop plate fit to 4 gen 4runner ? What date is gonna be for sale?
When will u do 1st gen tacos ?? Thx . Grate vids
Wish we had one to do videos on
did you have to regear with these tires ? and braking experience on road with such heavier tires? I run 295s and i worry about braking distance on roads. wish i could put bigger rotors
Yes we did. We also have upgraded brakes but we don’t have the big brake kit yet
What ratio did he go with?
For Tacoma u need to do full relocation?
No sir
Are those Toyo's in a C or E load?
We didn't check sorry
Hi, any link of the foglights on that T4R. Thanks!
runnin4tacos.com/products/cali-raised-led-fog-light-pod-replacements-brackets-kit-toyota-4runner-2014-2021?variant=39361020198961 Here you go !
Where can I find those round BMC plates? I looked on your website and couldn't find them
Unfortunately, we do not sell our brand plates because we have had negative feedback when people take them to shops that do bad welds. It makes our product look bad. We only use those for locals that do the chop with us. You can purchase the DRT brand though. Sorry for the inconvenience.
can I buy this BMC part?
how much does this job normally run?
a lot!
We charge $500
@@Runnin4Tacos Is that $500 include everything in this video?
Do you sell this body mount chop bracket curved like this other then the flat ones on the website ?
Yessir, they are on our website. Currently sold out though
I recently got your curved bmc kit but dose the flat plate style option and this rounded option both allow 35s
Or is one better then the other
What is the lift he went with, where can i buy it?
Runnin4Tacos.com. there's a lot of options there
Fox and Runnin4Tacos.com
No modification needed for 35's in the rear? No rubbing off road while flexing on the front after these mods? Looks bad ass by the way 👌🏽🔥
It will definitely rub in the top of the fenders fully flexed. You need extended bump stops to control the up travel. My 34s on TRD wheels did so I know this setup will.
It will slightly but nothing bad. If you want, you can get DuroBumps at Runnin4Tacos.com
they will rub when flexed. All the "no rubbing" talk is when the truck is in a flat parking lot, or making easy turns. Any full lock turns while on angle will still rub.
@@FFAdventuresOriginal especially aired down.
Would you mind tagging the owner?
I have a couple questions regarding their suspension
Same here. How much lift was it to begin with. Also gearing...
where did you buy those plates?
If you're still curious, those are from runnin 4 tacos
Don't forget to regear
And that was all with a 2.5 lift? Damn!
Useless for offroad
@@isaiasbarragan5967 Bigger tires are probably the single most effective mod for off-road.
Re -geared?
This one isn't yet
How you fit 35 in 4th gen 4Runner?
Same way
@@Runnin4Tacos Do you have shop in Bay Area?
What’s the offset on the rims?
-25
@@Runnin4Tacos is it possible to do 35” with a -38 and 3 1/5 lift?
Bro can you guys please open up in texas? Best I can find here is 4wheelparts 😅
CaliraisedLED is in Texas!
@@Runnin4Tacos it's just not the same. I would love to have you guys work on my 4runner. You guys seem so down to earth and obviously knowledgeable. Maybe 1 day I'll see you open up in texas you would making a killing if you did. Most of these shops specialize on jeeps and I don't trust their work quality. To many 4runners/tundras/tacos on the streets here but not many offroad shops that specialize on toyotas
@@toasterstruddle3807 Hmmmm......🤔
@@Runnin4Tacos got me considering taking a week of vacation to make it to yalls shop not sure how long it will take for the work but it's only April and I have 10 vacation days left 😅
R4T is the bomb, so glad i’m only and hour and 15 away. They just did a 3” lift on Elka 2.5 DC’s with SPC UCA’s and a few other things on my 23 SR5P so I could get 33” tires on it and had it all done in around 6.5hrs, including alignment!
Bruh this is like rsg cmc curb plates
You aren't wrong 😂 but they are thicker, not like it's a big support but stronger is always better
Driver needs a good scratch polishing restore work then a offroad ceramic treatment paint care goes a long way and saves you thousands
Those rear and front brake rotors @ 1:20?!?!?!
Yessir
That body work on the pinch weld is the part I don’t trust at all. It looks like it weakens the body.
He doesn't care about a spare tire?
Future plan to get a tire carrier
@@Runnin4Tacos first and foremost, love the videos! Secondly, can you stuff a 285 75 r17 underneath in the spare location?
@@cashanglin986 yes. It’ll fit no problem. It sticks out a bit lower than the stock spare but its nothing that would interfere with your off-roading.
@@ellboy3 my 285 70 17 fit but it looks maxed out on space.
Hope he doesn’t wheel it…
HOW DO YOU FIT 37'S ON A 5TH GEN RUNNER?????????????????????