4' raised ...does this require 33 tyres and gearing change as a minimum ?
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Re: 4' raised ...does this require 33 tyres and gearing change as a minimum ?
My TJ has a 4" lift and looks and performs awesome with 35" tires (3.73
gears). I lost 5th on the highway though. Off road in 4low there is
plenty of torque to do just about anything I have the guts to try.
MM
Mick Miller wrote:
> I am thinking about a 4' raise ...but the company in question
>
> says:
>
> The 4" kit needs 33" tyres fitted which then requires the axle
ratios
> changed To 4.11
gears). I lost 5th on the highway though. Off road in 4low there is
plenty of torque to do just about anything I have the guts to try.
MM
Mick Miller wrote:
> I am thinking about a 4' raise ...but the company in question
>
> says:
>
> The 4" kit needs 33" tyres fitted which then requires the axle
ratios
> changed To 4.11
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Re: 4' raised ...does this require 33 tyres and gearing change as a minimum ?
My TJ has a 4" lift and looks and performs awesome with 35" tires (3.73
gears). I lost 5th on the highway though. Off road in 4low there is
plenty of torque to do just about anything I have the guts to try.
MM
Mick Miller wrote:
> I am thinking about a 4' raise ...but the company in question
>
> says:
>
> The 4" kit needs 33" tyres fitted which then requires the axle
ratios
> changed To 4.11
gears). I lost 5th on the highway though. Off road in 4low there is
plenty of torque to do just about anything I have the guts to try.
MM
Mick Miller wrote:
> I am thinking about a 4' raise ...but the company in question
>
> says:
>
> The 4" kit needs 33" tyres fitted which then requires the axle
ratios
> changed To 4.11
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Re: 4' raised ...does this require 33 tyres and gearing change as a minimum ?
My TJ has a 4" lift and looks and performs awesome with 35" tires (3.73
gears). I lost 5th on the highway though. Off road in 4low there is
plenty of torque to do just about anything I have the guts to try.
MM
Mick Miller wrote:
> I am thinking about a 4' raise ...but the company in question
>
> says:
>
> The 4" kit needs 33" tyres fitted which then requires the axle
ratios
> changed To 4.11
gears). I lost 5th on the highway though. Off road in 4low there is
plenty of torque to do just about anything I have the guts to try.
MM
Mick Miller wrote:
> I am thinking about a 4' raise ...but the company in question
>
> says:
>
> The 4" kit needs 33" tyres fitted which then requires the axle
ratios
> changed To 4.11
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Re: 4' raised ...does this require 33 tyres and gearing change as a minimum ?
My TJ has a 4" lift and looks and performs awesome with 35" tires (3.73
gears). I lost 5th on the highway though. Off road in 4low there is
plenty of torque to do just about anything I have the guts to try.
MM
Mick Miller wrote:
> I am thinking about a 4' raise ...but the company in question
>
> says:
>
> The 4" kit needs 33" tyres fitted which then requires the axle
ratios
> changed To 4.11
gears). I lost 5th on the highway though. Off road in 4low there is
plenty of torque to do just about anything I have the guts to try.
MM
Mick Miller wrote:
> I am thinking about a 4' raise ...but the company in question
>
> says:
>
> The 4" kit needs 33" tyres fitted which then requires the axle
ratios
> changed To 4.11
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