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how much lift for 36-37" tires on 60 series

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how much lift for 36-37" tires on 60 series

Post by flyinwall »

how much lift will i need to fit 36-37" tires on a 60 series wagon

and to the search nazi's i did a search but couldnt find the info i am after.

thanks in advance guys (and gals)
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Post by Sixty's Guy »

Hey mate. Here are a couple of pics of a 60 with 37z. The guy who ownes this works at a local 4wd shop. It has a 4" belton lift, a 2" bodylift and some trimming.

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Post by flyinwall »

is therer any chance of getting more info on this 60 series as it is just the way i want mine. what motor? what diff ratios? any other mods?
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Post by Sixty's Guy »

It is pretty much stock standard except for the suspension. Dual Fuel, standard diffs.
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Post by Reddo »

Also the option of a SOA (depending on your state), go to www.ih8mud.com and search

Might want to think about if your going to keep the motor standard (and or upgade it)

dropping your diff ratios to 4.88's, or
dropping the ratio in the transfercase
Upgrading the cv's to something thats more durable


all i can think atm, but i just got up.
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Post by troylux »

from the 4th foto down it also looks like it has no uptravel in the front.
maybe its just my eyes
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Post by Ruffy »

Tyres hitting springs on lock is an issue.
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Post by flyinwall »

i am thinking of doing 3" suspension 2" body and 2"longer shackles which will give me 6" of total lift so that should be enough for 36" tires and reasonable flex
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Post by Tapage »

I doubt the part of reaonable flex .. the front inner fender in 60 series are tight ..

Actually with 37" SO 2.5 OMEs and SR need to do some cut in the front fender to clear the 37" at full flex ..
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