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2nd September 2016, 10:16 AM
D90 orkney

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Originally Posted by debruiser

Ur a brave man. That was my list of qs but thought better of asking them

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People that think big tyres are stupid are well entitled to there opinion. Why they voice it to those that want them in a derogatory fashion I will never quite grasp that.

On another note now that I have seen you can get some nice flared guards (the spectre ones) I'm eventually probably (very likely) going to get it done in the future
2nd September 2016, 10:24 AM
cuppabillytea

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Originally Posted by debruiser

Ur a brave man. That was my list of qs but thought better of asking them

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You'll get no grief from me. To each his own,I say. Having a 110 makes my story different also. Mine is a daily driver, has to have seven seats and be able to carry a variety of loads. This means a lot of the mods I see people do on here have to be off my list, but I still like to look at and appreciate the results of other people's concoctions.
2nd September 2016, 11:30 AM
Tombie

I like the modified vehicles - as long as there's been no compromises...
If it's done right, and done safely I'm a fan...
2nd September 2016, 02:15 PM
Bummerfiend

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Originally Posted by debruiser

ahhh yes but look at the beast he dropped; it's fully sick, with great treads! I want to ask him questions but I know I'll get shot down by others for asking them so I will bite my tongue for now.

Thanks man, the treads work really well on these inner west pot holes and median strips. You should have seen some of the puddles i forded on the way to work today.

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Originally Posted by D90 orkney

Couple questions as 35s are starting to become something I want.

What have you done to make 35s work?

Any drivetrain stuff? Rear trailing arms? Is it a daily driver?

Nice rig my Orkney brother ��

Thanks! They are the exact same tyres as yours though, 33s.
2nd September 2016, 02:16 PM
Tombie

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Originally Posted by Bummerfiend

Apparently i need approval for my posts now, even though i was able to post without approval yesterday?

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2nd September 2016, 02:18 PM
Bummerfiend

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Originally Posted by Tombie

Using Tapatalk? It occasionally glitches. Log out and back in..

Nah, just using a browser. Seems to work now, cheers.
2nd September 2016, 02:56 PM
isuzutoo-eh

Neighbours haven't complained...yet!

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...016/09/968.jpg

Not a single Defender amongst them, only better :twisted:
2nd September 2016, 02:59 PM
D90 orkney

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Originally Posted by Bummerfiend

Thanks! They are the exact same tyres as yours though, 33s.

Damnit! Upon a second look they do look like 33s. I need some info on anyone with a puma 90 who has put 35s and what needs to be done. I was hoping you were my fountain of knowledge
2nd September 2016, 03:05 PM
Bummerfiend

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Originally Posted by D90 orkney

Damnit! Upon a second look they do look like 33s. I need some info on anyone with a puma 90 who has put 35s and what needs to be done. I was hoping you were my fountain of knowledge

Unfortunately not, although with that other guys response, i'm kind of glad that i'm not.
2nd September 2016, 05:43 PM
Tombie

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Originally Posted by D90 orkney

Damnit! Upon a second look they do look like 33s. I need some info on anyone with a puma 90 who has put 35s and what needs to be done. I was hoping you were my fountain of knowledge

Almost identical to doing it on any Defender..

Offset rims
Gearing really does need changing - especially if you plan to tow
Shafts should be upgraded
May require flares depending what tyre you choose.

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