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what is the better first mod. tyres or lift kit.
the lift would be but then you have to figure out what size lift to what size tyre you need
decent tyres will get you alot of places too,you need to answer a few questions tho like
what rig is it ?
whats the rigs purpose ? ie touring or rock hoppin or a combo of both?
whats the budget ?
is it a daily driver ,comp truck or weekend warrior?
decent tyres will get you alot of places too,you need to answer a few questions tho like
what rig is it ?
whats the rigs purpose ? ie touring or rock hoppin or a combo of both?
whats the budget ?
is it a daily driver ,comp truck or weekend warrior?
Last edited by plowy on Wed May 04, 2005 5:25 pm, edited 1 time in total.
They relate to each other.
Reasons for doing lift include three things,
1) Increased ground clearance
2) Increased articulation
3) To enable to fitting of larger tyres
Therefore when deciding what size lift you need to decide what size tyres you plan on running to ensure you dont do the lift, fit the tyres later only to realise the tyres scrub so much that you need a lot more lift and have to fork out again.
Look at members photos from this site with your truck and mods and decide what you like.
Reasons for doing lift include three things,
1) Increased ground clearance
2) Increased articulation
3) To enable to fitting of larger tyres
Therefore when deciding what size lift you need to decide what size tyres you plan on running to ensure you dont do the lift, fit the tyres later only to realise the tyres scrub so much that you need a lot more lift and have to fork out again.
Look at members photos from this site with your truck and mods and decide what you like.
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He's looking at buying a hilux ute. He has a bit too go before he starts the mods though don't ya mick 

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For a Hilux I vote tyres. A hilux already is pretty Hi.
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need lift to fit tyres without scrub.
go the lift to see the biggest set of tyres u can fit withou scrubbing...
no use getting 33's, the doing the lift and then deciding u can fit 35's.....
go the lift to see the biggest set of tyres u can fit withou scrubbing...
no use getting 33's, the doing the lift and then deciding u can fit 35's.....

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