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Pricing needed for swampers etc

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Pricing needed for swampers etc

Post by Tony78rr »

I am intending on putting approx 33" x10.5" swampers/simex etc on the 15x7" rims on my 2 door Rangie (I know! SKATE BOARD WHEELS!) and are after thoughts and ideas on pricing tyre types etc. I havent lifted the body yet so 33" is about the max height but all panels are pre-stuffed so I dont care about cutting more out of the outer guards!

Any ideas would be great!
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Post by N*A*M »

should be around the $300 area

last week i got some prices
34x9.5 tsl and 33x10.5 jt2s are $290-300

so i think the 33x10.5 swampers should be close
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Post by Tony78rr »

Thanks.

Where did you get your rubber from and does anyone have a preferance between TSL's and Jungle/Extreme trekkers and for what reasons? The car is used mainly in mud and clay hills around Toolangi / Gembrrok areas with the only highway travel being the 50 k's to and from.
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Post by N*A*M »

the swamper prices i got from arb southern 9793 0002.
the simex prices i got from dynamic 4x4 9753 4005.

they're both good. i'm partial to the centipedes myself but i'll probably end up getting the 34x9.5 tsls because i like pizza cutters.

which area are you in?
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I live on the Mornington Peninsula and drive both a 78 Range rover and a 96 Troopy
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Post by TuffRR »

Many may disagree but i think the centipedes are a better mud tyre for toolangi/gembrook mud. Thats what I'm running on my Rangie anyway.

Will you do the body lift before putting the 33's on coz you will have clearance issues if you don't.
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Post by N*A*M »

also speak to LOCKY on this board. procomp are the biggest suppliers of 4wd tyres in victoria. can also ring jason on 0407 864 548.
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Post by greg »

N*A*M wrote:
they're both good. i'm partial to the centipedes myself but i'll probably end up getting the 34x9.5 tsls because i like pizza cutters.



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Clearance

Post by Tony78rr »

What sort of clerance issues am I likely to encounter with 33's?
I have cut 2" out of the outer guards and have about 50mm more offset than standard rims.

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Post by bogged »

[quote="N*A*M"]
end up getting the 34x9.5 tsls because i like pizza cutters.
[quote]

Cheese Cutters
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