Flush fitment 2wd 05+ Tacos

Flush fitment is awesome..my fronts are flush with the fenders, I have like a 1/3" gap between tire sidewall and the actual fender(with the fender rolled)
and tuckin like a inch or two of tire

but it rubs when I'm turning...unfortunately..

but you gotta do pulling or flaring for them to fit right without a crapload of rub.


I'm not super flush status(only +32 with a 7.5 wide wheel)..

+30 with a 8" up front would be solid and I gotta check the rear fitment..but a +32 with a 9" would be clean in the rear...for a 95-04 truck
but I'm just trying to get my truck driveable for now.


Goodluck on the fitment, I gotta see this on the 05+....:waytogo:
suscribed!:headbang:

I'm running 18x8.5 +32 front and rear. Pretty damn flush :waytogo:. Not low enough yet to see if it rubs hard, but looks like it should be fine.

These were the best angles I have. Should give you an idea.

okay guys, I finally got my taco and earlier today I had the time to throw on my wheels from my other project, just to see what kind of fitment I can run later in the future.. The wheels specs are 19x10 +8 offset Normal Disk and 19x11 +9 offset Normal Disk. No clearance issues and i'm surprised how they didn't stick out much. I would say from the looks of the pictures a 10'' wheel in the rear with a +15 to +35 offset would look good and flush but I don't know the suspension geometry once the fronts start lowering. I wouldn't think the rears wouldn't camber because of the axle. I also think 20's would look a lot better with a drop, 19s are too small but would look a lot better if it were to lay frame.





^^^^ haha sorry but my body man jorge was caught in the camera while working on an m3