d1 onto 33" simex j/t's

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Originally Posted by dobbo

I'd put a suspansion lift on it at least, or get bent rear guards the first time it goes bush.

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Have you ever done it, i have:p , so long as there is ample gaurd cutting he'll be fine, it'll just rub the front arms and rub the rear inner gaurds, So what??

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Originally Posted by aquarangie

I currently run 255/85R16 BFG muddies and the rear wheels would rub inside the guard on compression. I wasn't too keen on bump stop extensions so I flipped a set of steel Disco rims to fix this problem. Now no more guard rub, problem sorted :)

Trav

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Hey Trav, I have Disco flipped rims with 255 / 85 x 16 BFG MTs and mine rub the rear mudflaps and inner arches - does yours?

This is only since I poly bushed and 3" longer LRA spings - 270lbs

Hence the reason for the longer bump stops!!!

LRH

Ok guys I have already got the 2.5" spring lift,, it is only temporary as well,, going to put in a 3-4" lift in feb-march.
I will organise the body lift next week as I can't get any blocks this week, & will visit clark rubber as well (any pics of the clark rubber flares so I can see roughly where you cut ??)

So hopefully by this time next week it will sitting proud & strong. :D :twisted: :twisted:

try Graeme Coopers for the lift kit - alloy spacers / longer bolts / new body mount rubbers. I used the 1" lift kit - wish I'd have done 2" now!!!

LRH

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Originally Posted by Gidget

Ok guys I have already got the 2.5" spring lift,, it is only temporary as well,, going to put in a 3-4" lift in feb-march.
I will organise the body lift next week as I can't get any blocks this week, & will visit clark rubber as well (any pics of the clark rubber flares so I can see roughly where you cut ??)

So hopefully by this time next week it will sitting proud & strong. :D :twisted: :twisted:

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Is it a 2 or 4 door?

Sorry guys forgot to mention that,, it's a 4 door

In that case I would suggest getting the LRAutomotive/Grahame Cooper type fiberglass moulded flare.

You'll know why when you cut out the rear doors. You'll see there is a massive gap in the door where mud and water etc will start to fill up.

With the moulded flare this gap is covered and is a much nicer finish than just leaving the hole/gap in the door.

I suppose you could just fill the gap in with some bog or something if you still intend to use the clark rubber flares.

LRH,

I haven't been off-road with the flipped Disco rims yet but the old Vogue alloys did rub inside the guard (near the top spring cup) and on the mudflap, but I made sure there wasn't anything nasty in there to cut the tyre on.

The 40mm body lift I did prior to the 33's being fitted. My Disco rims have 65mm extra offset than std (max that I could get).

Trav

cheers,

let me know how you go, I only started getting the problems when I changes the spings which in turn gave me too much? flex - never get too much!!!

LRH

if the extended bump stops dont fix it then I'm just going to have to cut the back body off and make it into a ute!!!

LRH