Is it possible to fit 35" or 36" tyres to a 60 series without going SOA?
What would need to be done?
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36" tyres without going SOA?
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36" tyres without going SOA?
FJ62 Crusier GM V8 Diesel Lockers 33 MTs/35 117 extremes
Macarthur District 4WD Club http://www.macarthur4wdclub.com.au
Macarthur District 4WD Club http://www.macarthur4wdclub.com.au
ya can buy 4 inch springs from playtime 4x4 in sunbury, and of set rims. and they think they wont rub and will clear 35s. am told this is the set up hobzee runs(bloke that helped start pro comp 4wd) and i know of a fella that goes buy the name mouse with a lgreen 60 that runs them aswell. i was going to get them for my 60, but had to turf the truck.
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Pics? How did you modify the brakes?fj60efi_ wrote:I run 35's on my 60 with standard 2" spring lift (no body lift), a little spacing on the bump stops and a fair bit of guard cutting. Looks good, drives well and leaves most bits factory. Upgraded the brakes and gears to suit also. A little more offset on the wheels helps.
FJ62 Crusier GM V8 Diesel Lockers 33 MTs/35 117 extremes
Macarthur District 4WD Club http://www.macarthur4wdclub.com.au
Macarthur District 4WD Club http://www.macarthur4wdclub.com.au
I've sent some pics to someone recently - I'll try to find them again, pm me yor email address.
Brakes - do a search... V6 4runner calipers, 78series pads(?? I think - would have to confirm) with a little bit grinded off and slotted rotors. Pulls up great now! And just make sure the rear drums are in good working order. They have a massive surface area so as long as they aren't full of mud/water they stop fine.
edit: forgot to say - also used the early 80 series 1"bore master and booster. bolt pattern was the same - bolted right up to the firewall in the same spot. Pedal feels great!
Brakes - do a search... V6 4runner calipers, 78series pads(?? I think - would have to confirm) with a little bit grinded off and slotted rotors. Pulls up great now! And just make sure the rear drums are in good working order. They have a massive surface area so as long as they aren't full of mud/water they stop fine.
edit: forgot to say - also used the early 80 series 1"bore master and booster. bolt pattern was the same - bolted right up to the firewall in the same spot. Pedal feels great!
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