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36 ETs on GU Wagon

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36 ETs on GU Wagon

Post by GUEEY »

Looking to run 36 Simex ETs on my wagon if possible without spending lots aof $$$ to do it.
I currently run 35 inch Radial Claws with a Dobbinson XXHD 3 inch suspension, no front mud flaps and they clear fine with plenty of room.
How much is involved in stepping up to a 36.
i no Rold-It had them on his Ute but they did look very close!

Thanks Grant.
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Space the front arms 12mm with a kit from ??????
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Post by GUEEY »

LOCKEE wrote:Space the front arms 12mm with a kit from ??????
"Is that all"surely it cant be that simple, but if it is i am smiling!
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Post by TUFFRANGIE »

LOCKEE wrote:Space the front arms 12mm with a kit from ??????


BigBalls-Grant Just get the kit through Wazza, i think he is ordering some for a bloke anyway

http://www.bigballsoffroad.com/prod476.htm
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Post by GUEEY »

TUFFRANGIE wrote:
LOCKEE wrote:Space the front arms 12mm with a kit from ??????


BigBalls-Grant Just get the kit through Wazza, i think he is ordering some for a bloke anyway

http://www.bigballsoffroad.com/prod476.htm
Yes i was there the night he inquired, but i dont want to order any untill i no it is possible to run the 36 without any other major complications.

Cheers Grant.
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GUEEY wrote:
TUFFRANGIE wrote:
LOCKEE wrote:Space the front arms 12mm with a kit from ??????


BigBalls-Grant Just get the kit through Wazza, i think he is ordering some for a bloke anyway

http://www.bigballsoffroad.com/prod476.htm
Yes i was there the night he inquired, but i dont want to order any untill i no it is possible to run the 36 without any other major complications.

Cheers Grant.


Pretty sure Procomp and Ontrack both do the spacer kits. I got mine from Ontrack (GU/GQ same kit - pretty sure $30).
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Post by RoldIT »

If you run GU rims and no mud flaps you will only need to wind you steering stops out a bit to stop them rubbing on the radius arms.

If you are running sunny style/cruiser offsets you will need the spacer kit but prob won't need to adjust the steering stops or maybe not as much.

Since last reported, I have reinstalled my factory front mud flaps but have trimmed the inside of each flap slightly. They now run without rubbing. Turning circle suffers a little due to steering stops but reduced steering angle is CV friendly so I'll deal with it.

The rears I obviously can't help you with.

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