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Just got a toyota shorty wot to do next?

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Just got a toyota shorty wot to do next?

Post by toybrad »

Im new to 4X4ing and just got a toyota FRP SWB. can anyone give me any ideas on wot to do to her. I wes thinking of a 2" lift and going a bit softer. Is this a good idea? :?:
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Post by gotoy »

Why do you want to go softer?
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Post by DEZ »

decent set of tyres make a world of difference wait to you decide what lift your doing till you go for size.

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Post by gotoy »

Go for a full 4" lift too.
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Post by Tojo »

Im new to 4X4ing and just got a toyota FRP SWB. can anyone give me any ideas on wot to do to her. I wes thinking of a 2" lift and going a bit softer. Is this a good idea?
change the engine oil and filter, check the gearbox, transfer and diff oils. Put some fuel in it, grab a water bottle and go and drive it. Thats what i would be doing to her. Dont go doing any mods untill you have driven it for awhile and think seriously about what you actually need. Just drive it for now and have fun.
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Post by gotoy »

Tojo wrote:
Im new to 4X4ing and just got a toyota FRP SWB. can anyone give me any ideas on wot to do to her. I wes thinking of a 2" lift and going a bit softer. Is this a good idea?
change the engine oil and filter, check the gearbox, transfer and diff oils. Put some fuel in it, grab a water bottle and go and drive it. Thats what i would be doing to her. Dont go doing any mods untill you have driven it for awhile and think seriously about what you actually need. Just drive it for now and have fun.
Good advice actually.

Yes, get to know your vehicle, put any problem right. Have a good look around for a few months doing some serious research....then start thinking about tyres and suspension etc etc
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Post by toybrad »

thanks for the addvice i mite start doing some homework for the time being. :)
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Post by bad_religion_au »

drive it.

research makes you want things.

and most people regret the money wasted on their first mods.
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Post by bj on roids »

i second just driving it for now
hands and mums dont count!!!
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