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Driveline upgrades for running 35" tyres on LJ70.

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Driveline upgrades for running 35" tyres on LJ70.

Post by gotoy »

Presently I am driving around on 31" AT tyres on my 2.4LT LJ70, or bundy.

The vehicle has been given uprated suspension, coils and shocks.

When mounting 35" XT's on steel rims the vehicle becomes very slow and sluggish.

What other driveline upgrades, of any, do I need to do?
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Post by dr who? »

the sluggishness comes from having all that extra tyre to turn, i.e a big tyre turns slower than a small tyre and knocks your gearing out and speedo
as for stuff to so to remedy it, ive just got used to its new slowness, hell it was never meant to be fast, if id wanted to go fast i'd have a car
but watch the chassis in the rear wheel arches theres some tube that pokes into the arch, which has the capability to take out a sidewall when really crossed up
other than that a straight through exhaust has given mine a little bit exra power
hope this helps
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Post by +dj_hansen+ »

Change your diff ratio's to 4.88's, look into some strengthened CV's, maybe lockers aswell... :)
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Post by droopypete »

My stock 22R goes like the clappers with 4.8:1 diffs (you need 2 ;) ) and 35's , been like it since 1989 :armsup:
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Post by gotoy »

Standard for LJ70 with 2LT is 4.8:1 diffs anyway, of course I have them already!!
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Post by BabyGodzillaGTi-R »

Supra 2JZ 3litre turbo?
320hp and plenty of juice more.
;) :armsup:

Or your dream 1KZ.

BUt i think to satisfy your thirst for power... Something 428 V8 hehehe

U've got everything....
So just enjoy the ride mate.
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Post by badger »

my rj70 was slow as with 33's and 4.1's had to ride the clutch to take off and all
id hate to have driven it with 35's

but meh it will haul when im finished with the v8 conversion lol

if someone tells you any bundera goes like the clappers i gaurentee you the fastest car they have driven is a 2 litre deisel hilux :P
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Post by 83 lux »

badger wrote: if someone tells you any bundera goes like the clappers i gaurentee you the fastest car they have driven is a 2 litre deisel hilux :P
BWHAHAHAHA :armsup:
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Post by gotoy »

BabyGodzillaGTi-R wrote:Supra 2JZ 3litre turbo?
320hp and plenty of juice more.
;) :armsup:

Or your dream 1KZ.

BUt i think to satisfy your thirst for power... Something 428 V8 hehehe

U've got everything....
So just enjoy the ride mate.
Peace.
1KZ is the way to go lah Bg....and I dream on.

I know a cuy just bought a 2JZ to replace his 4.2d in an 80 series.


428 V8? Nah....thats taking the micky :rofl:
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