Try airing those tires down some to take a bit of the bounce out and report back on ride quality. Most Jeep guys run 28-32psi on 37"s and I personally keep my Jeep 35's at 32psi
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Drive shaft or cv angle? Drive shaft didn’t change.
NP. Included both.sorry .. CV angle
Ride quality is very close to OEM. I notice the biggest difference in the tires but not the suspension travel.Curious on ride quality, I have a wildtrak, and 4WP coil overs coming. Do they ride better off road and have more down travel? I have yet to see anybody do any real comparison, especially from a squatched bronco suspension to these coil overs.
Zone has a 2 piece 1 inch front level that fits 37s and keeps the oem sasquatch.If you’re not looking for elevation, I don’t know why you’d change the OEM. I thought the bilstein Setup rode great.
This is actually the Bronco fitment with -12. Fuel manufactures wheels based on common hub specs and offers several offset/backspace for personalization. There is nothing specific to toyota on these wheels.Anytime you see -12 offset, that is a Toyota truck fitment.
BTW .. these wheels are pretty heavy. good looking wheels though.
It’s nice to see the -12 offset doesn’t stick out too far with the Sasquatch Flares!sure. These are Sasquatch fenders.
This is actually the Bronco fitment with -12. Fuel manufactures wheels based on common hub specs and offers several offset/backspace for personalization. There is nothing specific to toyota on these wheels.
Wheel hub = 106.25Check the hub bore size. I bet it is the same as a Toyota truck
Wheel hub = 106.25
Bronco hub 93.1
Toyota = 106.1
The wheels are designed to fit up to a 106.25 bore. They are not made for toyata's, or advertised that way. They will fit anything spec'd to this wheel.