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papin
09-04-2015, 20:54
Hello,

got on my Terrano wheels and proper tyres. It is a bit tight but fits. The next thing is to get it dirty.:D

The Patrolman
09-04-2015, 20:59
Nice one.
Onwards and upwards

elty001
09-04-2015, 23:23
Looks like you might need to do a bit of trimming on the front end.
Looks very close to the bumper and mud flaps.
Will probably catch off road.

makeitfit
10-04-2015, 00:20
OOPH that's close indeed :eek: Mind you don't drive over any cats eyes :lol
What size are they ?

rustic
10-04-2015, 18:32
OOPH that's close indeed :eek: Mind you don't drive over any cats eyes :lol.

If that cat had been walking the other way, then the designer of the cat's eyes would have invented the pencil sharpener..:lol:lol

Like my Mav, old uns are the best lol...:augie
:lol:lol

AlexD333
10-04-2015, 20:16
Aye, that will catch for sure, some trimming or hammer time to be had :sly

P.s. Looks damn good though.

Sweety
10-04-2015, 21:47
They look huge what size tyre are they:augie

papin
10-04-2015, 22:32
Hi,

the tyres are 235/85/16 and I have no body lift. The Terrano is no mod whatsoever. I might change that.:D

They look massive. At the moment it catches only when turning around mud flaps.I am testing it to see where will I need to hammer it. So far I have trimmed mud flaps but in few days will see markings of the tyres so will need to switch on a hammer.

I also think that the torsion bars will need re index but haven't done anything like that before.

I have found a tread with how to do it, but would welcome any practical help if possible.

makeitfit
10-04-2015, 23:21
Hi,

the tyres are 235/85/16 and I have no body lift. The Terrano is no mod whatsoever. I might change that.:D

They look massive. At the moment it catches only when turning around mud flaps.I am testing it to see where will I need to hammer it. So far I have trimmed mud flaps but in few days will see markings of the tyres so will need to switch on a hammer.

I also think that the torsion bars will need re index but haven't done anything like that before.

I have found a tread with how to do it, but would welcome any practical help if possible.

Damn near 32" tyre there mate :sly No wonder they look snug. Once you get a tad of flex mate the front will catch , let alone on lock :augie
I reckon you'll need a 2" lift sometime soon ;)

AlexD333
11-04-2015, 06:41
Damn near 32" tyre there mate :sly No wonder they look snug. Once you get a tad of flex mate the front will catch , let alone on lock :augie
I reckon you'll need a 2" lift sometime soon ;)

What he said :bow

briggie
11-04-2015, 08:41
What he said :bow

and him :thumb2

Banshee
11-04-2015, 09:31
How is that even moving ? :eek:

jamie
11-04-2015, 14:36
Hi I'm very new on here in after firing some biger tyre's on mine / my be nee steels and a 2" lift does any one know who to speak to to get the right bits ( I don't want to beet bulk head to peace's if I can help it ! Jam

papin
12-04-2015, 17:21
Hi,
What lift kit would you recommend?

SNH
12-04-2015, 18:06
I'm on 31's with no lift.
http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa310/simongsi_2007/20150304_175540.jpg (http://s201.photobucket.com/user/simongsi_2007/media/20150304_175540.jpg.html)

Remove the front mudflaps and trim some of the front bumper and all is good.

makeitfit
12-04-2015, 18:35
Ah but he's on 32s near enough. I know when I first had 31s on and no lift , it was fine on the road. Off road however , the front on flex would scuff about quite a bit.
Depends a lot ofcourse on wheel offset .

Sweety
12-04-2015, 20:52
Would think a min of a 2" suspension or body lift but better if you could do both