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Post by Shark »

Soon i will be doing up a zook and i wanna know what you guys reckons about what size tyres turns them into little monster trucks without going overboard??

I was thinking 30/9.5's?

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Post by moose »

redzook wrote:37"

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Post by Roctoy »

2" spring lift, 2" body lift and a set of 32x12.5 x15 BFG Mud terrains looks pretty cool and is a relatively easy and tame modification comparred to what most guys do here.

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Post by just cruizin' »

C'mon Chris sales opportunity here,

You'll need transfer case gears and one of Roctoy's Transfer Case Rings.

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Post by RB zook »

redzook wrote:37"
why so small? :D
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Post by GRIMACE »

RB zook wrote:
redzook wrote:37"
why so small? :D
smaller and narrower d00d its the only way.
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Post by Red_Zook »

i recon 2inch bl 2 inch spring lift, and a set of 32's.. especialy mongrels.. i just happen to have a set for sale that would be perfect!
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Post by alien »

i reckon 31x10.5r15...

this allows you to run 4" lift and get it engineered and roadworthy.

if thats not a concern, then go 33's on lux diffs SPOA =P haha
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Post by PJ.zook »

Im just running 30x9.5 BFG's. I can get places any locked n lifted paj or what have you can, plus the 9.5 wide tread will fit on the zooks standard 15x6 rims which makes it a lot cheaper too.
I found that even with a 2" bodylift they just scraped on the front bar mounts, you will have to grind a corner off there, but other than that theyre great.
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Post by nicbeer »

Kaos wrote:Im just running 30x9.5 BFG's. I can get places any locked n lifted paj or what have you can, plus the 9.5 wide tread will fit on the zooks standard 15x6 rims which makes it a lot cheaper too.
I found that even with a 2" bodylift they just scraped on the front bar mounts, you will have to grind a corner off there, but other than that theyre great.
STD zook rims are 15x5.5 and 30x9s will not fit legally on there.

Marc: u know what mine looks like on 31's

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Post by Shark »

So if i decide to go for 31's, which i am seriously contemplating will that slow me car down?? It will be running the 1.6 efi but the car is mainly on road and i dont wanna slow it down too much. I like to zip away from the lights :twisted:

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Post by nicbeer »

shouldn't do. u can always go for a series 1 or calmini hoppers later if u find it is too slow for ya.
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Post by 84ZOOKSTA »

Go the 31's
I have 31 Simex Extreme Trekkers which are more like a 32inch and they are the way to go.
i have them on speedy 15x7 rims and the offset is really good, Not much rubbing at all.

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Post by nicbeer »

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go the 31 muddies or atrs
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Post by alien »

HAHAH check out the fuel tank in the image "sim watson tk1.jpg" of 84zooksta's =) hahaahahaha
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Post by nicbeer »

Damn -nice line.

my tank looks like that also.
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Post by droopypete »

As does mine.
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Post by alien »

cmon thats missing like 10 litres!!

mines munged but its not that deep of a dent =P hehe
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Post by Red_Zook »

yep mine looks like that 2!
factory problem! :roll:
mine holds 25ltrs!
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Post by 84ZOOKSTA »

It is not that bad.
I still get close to 35 Litres in the tank but am hoping to get a long range tank or maybe a fuel cell soon.
I am not sure how many time i can hit it before i rupture it. i am sure it will happen when i am in the middle of shitsville.

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Post by muppet_man67 »

84ZOOKSTA wrote:It is not that bad.
I still get close to 35 Litres in the tank but am hoping to get a long range tank or maybe a fuel cell soon.
I am not sure how many time i can hit it before i rupture it. i am sure it will happen when i am in the middle of shitsville.

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Post by cutzook »

that fuel tank aint nuthin. mine has a dent in the centre that is more than halfway up tank. i run out of fuel just under half a tank. i found that out the other day. Damn tank :armsup:
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Post by built4thrashing »

i got a spare tank sitting here with minimal dints . still holds close to 40ltrs. it anyones for $50
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Post by bubs »

just say NO to body lifts

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Post by RB zook »

yeah body liftw are shit try avoid it at all cost


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Post by Spike_Sierra »

what are the cons for body lift..rb??
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Post by TWISTY »

I also don't understand why people hate bodylifts??? they achieve useful clearance for tyres, and even motor/gearbox in some cases, without changing the centre of gravitiy and handling as much a suspension lift would.

I reckon mine looks pretty phat!! 2" bodylift, unkown suspension lift (fair bit), and 33's on 15x10s....
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Post by Gutless »

TWISTY_TOY94 wrote:I also don't understand why people hate bodylifts??? they achieve useful clearance for tyres, and even motor/gearbox in some cases, without changing the centre of gravitiy and handling as much a suspension lift would.

I reckon mine looks pretty phat!! 2" bodylift, unkown suspension lift (fair bit), and 33's on 15x10s....
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