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04 sr5 lux mods

Tech talk for Hilux

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04 sr5 lux mods

Post by RATLUX »

Hey All

I'm newbe to the club and the four wheel driving world I own an
04 sr5 lux.I'm looking at a few mods these are them.

2" lift kit
2" body lift
front ARB air locker
rear lockrite locker
simex 31"x10.5-15" extreme trekker tryes

Any info good or bad will be off great help.
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Post by plowy »

why not air locker in the rear ?.A lockrite is constantly driving all the time ,and hilux is pretty loose in the wet as well without having a locker in them .Also becarefull with lift blocks some insurance companys are funny about them,it might be a different story with a enginers certificate?
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Post by V8 Middy »

If you're lifting by 4 inches, surely you'll want bigger than 31 inch tyres?????
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Post by 4wdphil »

Do the lift kit, worth every penny.
If you got the cash go air lockers all the way round.
simex tyre? - great off road but not so good on road, especially in wet - my mate had them on his troopie and he hated driving it on the road especially in the wet, but loved them out bush.

Are you using it for just off road or is it also your daily driver - makes a differences for what you are going to fit

Phil :D
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Post by RATLUX »

I have 16" american racing alloys with 245/70/R16 bfg AT as my road tyres. The 31"simex allmost =33" bfg muddes the simex are going to be fitted to the stock 15"alloys as I dont want to wreck my good rims. I might go the air lockers all round. Can anyone give me some advice on the lift kit ;)
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Post by 4wdphil »

ARB OME, had it on my 100 series and now on the hilux. Could not fault it on the cruizer

Phil
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Post by greenhilux »

RATLUX wrote:I have 16" american racing alloys with 245/70/R16 bfg AT as my road tyres. The 31"simex allmost =33" bfg muddes the simex are going to be fitted to the stock 15"alloys as I dont want to wreck my good rims. I might go the air lockers all round. Can anyone give me some advice on the lift kit ;)


Lift kit is a piece of piss, have done the same thing to my 2000 model and am running 33'' claws.
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Post by The Engineer »

Just thought I would ask the question here as it seems that it is relavant to this post.

Has anyone got 33s running with the 3.4L petrol?

How does it go, does it have enough power?

Cheers

Justin
2004 V6 Hilux
Airlockers 2 inch suspension lift 2 inch body lift
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Post by Aza »

The Engineer wrote:Just thought I would ask the question here as it seems that it is relavant to this post.

Has anyone got 33s running with the 3.4L petrol?

How does it go, does it have enough power?

Cheers

Justin


my 2.4d motor spins 33's fine ;)
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