Thread: D4 on 35"?

Lol Steve! Isn't the new toy enough?
Not much available for the D3/4 in that regard unfortunately.

Originally Posted by ~Rich~

Lol Steve! Isn't the new toy enough?
Not much available for the D3/4 in that regard unfortunately.

lol need to replace the tourer need more room in the back for kids and an automatic as my knees are buggered... so D4 came to mind.

still like a reasonable tyre size though, thought by now people may have stretched the envelope a bit with a D4

Lucky8 do some air suspension spacers (2.5") so you can run bigger tyres. Not too sure off the top of my head how much bigger you can go, Im sure if you spend some time on google you might come up with an answer

Gordon mentioned how he went from a D1 or 2 to the D3 and found he had barely anything break on him in comparison during competition.

275 65 18s or 285 60 18s already push the envelope really unless you want to run off road height full time with rods or llams.

My 285s rub on the chassis horn a bit. So not sure how you would go bigger.

I adjusted the castor about 5mm or half a degree and that bought it forward enough to stop rubbing...

Isn't the main reason ppl run 35s because they have live axle diff pumpkins to haul around?

Originally Posted by Stuart02

Isn't the main reason ppl run 35s because they have live axle diff pumpkins to haul around?

Good point, would a D4 need 35's with its high lift independent suspension..prob not

I believe the D4 clearance at Off-road height is 240mm and this is relatively uniform across the complete underbody but with the low point where the exhaust spreads to go around the spare. Not sure how that would compare to a live axle diff hung under 35s.

Scott