hey guys i am newish to the site
n own a seirra at the moment but i will be buyin a another car to do up soon i this could start a war but should i go hilux seirra or 4 runner it is not goin to be a comp car but i want to get into some more hardcore stuff but still needs to have some onroad manner as it will be my daily driver to so if u could help me on your thoughts i would also like to keep the modifing legal to qld thanks
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Hardcore stuff and daily driving aren't compatible.
When you're heavily restricted with mods it's hard to go past a sierra for capability
Steve.
When you're heavily restricted with mods it's hard to go past a sierra for capability
Steve.
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This question come up all the time and realistically it depends on your personal preferences.
My personal choice (obviously) would be the sierra, but I don't have any kids and not much need for long distance driving and don't give a stuff how it drives on road.
The 4 runner will be best on road, followed buy a solid axle hilux and then a sierra. They are probably easiest to modify for hardcore offroading in the opposite order.
My personal choice (obviously) would be the sierra, but I don't have any kids and not much need for long distance driving and don't give a stuff how it drives on road.
The 4 runner will be best on road, followed buy a solid axle hilux and then a sierra. They are probably easiest to modify for hardcore offroading in the opposite order.
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which is exactly why I said that.Gwagensteve wrote:Hardcore stuff and daily driving aren't compatible.
When you're heavily restricted with mods it's hard to go past a sierra for capability
Steve.
Sierras have such small diffs and are so light that they can do much more with smaller tyres.
A sierra on a 31" tyre will have the same diff clearance as a landcruiser on 38" tyres. (I've measured it)
Steve.
[quote="greg"] some say he is a man without happy dreams, or that he sees silver linings on clouds and wonders why they are not platinum... all we know, is he's called the stevie.[/quote]
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