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    285's on steel rims.

    Anyone running 285/75's on stock D1 steel rims, these would only be play tyres and not dailies .I have a 3" lift and soon have flares but wondering about inner guard clearance.
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    I have some on stock alloys, (+33) they fit fine, and I don't think you will need flares, just an angle grinder, dolly and hammer

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vern View Post
    I have some on stock alloys, (+33) they fit fine, and I don't think you will need flares, just an angle grinder, dolly and hammer
    Got the flares so no need for bush mechanics on the guards .
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    Ah but you will be doing bush mechanics anyway. Which/what flares?

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    If your going to do some serious off roading then you will need to trim some panels even with a 3" lift. Or the 33's will rub and that will in turn limit your suspension travel and wreck the tyres.

    Mine has a 2" body lift and 2" suspension lift and lots of trimming of panels.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Vern View Post
    Ah but you will be doing bush mechanics anyway. Which/what flares?
    Flexi's, managed to get a set locally. Ideally i want to get a set of dynamics with +25 offset but the D1 steels will have to do for now.

    Terry, been running the 3" lift for a few years now with 265/70's and not had any inner guard scrubbing - 33's will if i dont get offset rims but will deal with that later.
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    Pardon my ignorance but are you talking about 16" or 15" rims?
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    Quote Originally Posted by TerryO View Post
    Pardon my ignorance but are you talking about 16" or 15" rims?
    16" RIMS.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TerryO View Post
    If your going to do some serious off roading then you will need to trim some panels even with a 3" lift. Or the 33's will rub and that will in turn limit your suspension travel and wreck the tyres.

    Mine has a 2" body lift and 2" suspension lift and lots of trimming of panels.


    Terry that is one good looking disco mate

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