Outer Limits 4x4 Board

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!

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

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.

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?

I live on the Mornington Peninsula and drive both a 78 Range rover and a 96 Troopy

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.

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.

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.

I prefer to call them "Chainsaws" NAM - it sounds a little tougher

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.

Cheers

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