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Old 26-05-2014, 21:36   #1
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Default Anyone selling 33"s

With rims?

Pay day on Wednesday if the price is right
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Old 26-05-2014, 21:42   #2
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you cant fit 33s until you have done body lift and mybe sus lift at least.
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Old 26-05-2014, 22:00   #3
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Arch trimming is a must for 33's & above !

I haven't body lifted any of mine even with 35's, just major arch surgery
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Old 26-05-2014, 23:12   #4
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Arch trimming is a must for 33's & above !

I haven't body lifted any of mine even with 35's, just major arch surgery
This is what I'm planning. F and r bumps will be off. Susp lift is already done, body lift and chopping is all on the list. If I get the wheels I know what im working with
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Old 27-05-2014, 10:41   #5
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Might let mt 35's go at the right price to fund 37's
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Old 27-05-2014, 11:16   #6
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Might let mt 35's go at the right price to fund 37's


I dread to think how incredibly difficult 35s would be to fit.

Still debating it though, who can shed some know how on how to fit 35s?

im looking for a can do attitute
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Old 27-05-2014, 11:45   #7
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Don't run before you can walk
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Old 27-05-2014, 12:15   #8
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Hey Fez, if the price is right

But on a serious note, apart from arch cutting and a body lift is anything else needed?
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Old 27-05-2014, 12:32   #9
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Found it, put away your tread depth measurer

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set of 35's in the bag!!!
creepy crawlers 35 x12.5x16's
5-6mm in the centres but that's only to keep plod happy. It's the edges and the sides that get you out of holes.
Bargain £85
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Old 27-05-2014, 13:18   #10
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just remember the other issues, less engine power, camber, falling out the truck (done this myself on the 33's )
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Old 27-05-2014, 13:46   #11
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just remember the other issues, less engine power, camber, falling out the truck (done this myself on the 33's )
True, true,

I will get a ladder for the mum in law

Can the camber be corrected via alignment?

less power I can live with, im on the old veggie anyway.
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Steering linkage will need upgrading,bearings and cv,s will wear out a lot faster.
Been on the lookout for up rated ball joints but have yet to find any.
Also looking into flipping the ball joints.
I know a lot of frontera owners do this when lifting the front end.
What I would lose or gain is questionable
Need to correct my camber as once I went over an inch at the front the camber was thrown out.
Does any one know of a kit or is a main stealer job for the shims?
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Old 27-05-2014, 14:55   #13
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Steering linkage will need upgrading,bearings and cv,s will wear out a lot faster.
Been on the lookout for up rated ball joints but have yet to find any.
Also looking into flipping the ball joints.
I know a lot of frontera owners do this when lifting the front end.
What I would lose or gain is questionable
Need to correct my camber as once I went over an inch at the front the camber was thrown out.
Does any one know of a kit or is a main stealer job for the shims?
I've heard you can get Mogg ball joints which are upgraded for lifts/bigger tyres, not cheap though

Also when I adjusted mine, I had to remove them but if you need to add some just grab some from cncfabs or terranobreakershropshire
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Old 27-05-2014, 15:23   #14
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Steering linkage will need upgrading,


In terms of the mod we do on here?
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Old 27-05-2014, 16:22   #15
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Yes a few have done it on here.
When I go to Wales I can have a chat with makeitfit and r1cho.
Have got a spare draglink ready to mod
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