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I have a 75 series trayback and was thinking of fitting 35 inch tyres to it.
It has been lifted so clearance should be OK.
It is running a 2h motor and currently on 33's with standard diff ratio's. 4.1-1 going by the Gregorys manual.
I was thinking that the big wheels may be to much for the 2h to handle as it is a slug. It seems to be OK on the 33's just no great powerhouse.
I may need to change the diffs to lower ratio's if this can be done.
Any advice much appreciated.
Thanks Toyrox.
The years have been good to me.
But the week ends have done all the damage.
keep ya 33's for on road and use 35's off road thats probley ya best bet or what he said turbo it. I have a mate with a 2h and done what u wanna do but he foud it is way to hard on the old donk on the hiway and now runs 33's on road and 35s off road hope i helped bud best of luck.
