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mods needed to fit 35" tyres on a SWB Maverick
mods needed to fit 35" tyres on a SWB Maverick
What mods are needed to fit 35" tyres? would a 2" dobinson suspension lift (more like 3" i have been told) and a 2" body lift be fine on a SWB maverick. or what would u be able to fit bigger than 33" tyres.
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what kind of suspension lift would you need? also would u have to cut the guards or anything like that, becasue i dont want to do that. also what about changing the joint of things such as uni's or others? or the addition of asjustable pan hard rods. casue i dont want to do all that. just the big tyres with the littlest work possible.
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hottiemonster wrote:what kind of suspension lift would you need? also would u have to cut the guards or anything like that, becasue i dont want to do that. also what about changing the joint of things such as uni's or others? or the addition of asjustable pan hard rods. casue i dont want to do all that. just the big tyres with the littlest work possible.
I run a 4" Dobinson lift (which is more like a 5"+ lift) with 40mm body and I can easily run 36 Swampers.
I'd say a 4-5" lift with no body would be fine.
No cutting necessary if you space the rad arms. The rear mudflaps will rub on the tyre tread but clear OK if you remove them... or not even be an issue if you do a 1/4 chop.
4-5" in a shortie would need the rear driveshaft to be addressed as it is getting kinda steep and you would probably get some nasty vibes.
In my opinion anything 4"+ needs adjustable panhards to centre the axles. You can get away with factory panhards with 4" but it is marginal. Factory ones are pretty piss-weak as well.
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I would put the body lift in as well as the mild suspension lift. Gives everything some breathing space, and if in the future you use the rig on the tougher trails you can mod progressively from there. I think it's important to do everything right in the first place, but if it's a daily driver, you might not be able to have the rig off the road for weeks at a time for extensive mods. Progressive.
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