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24 Aug 2015 20:04 #150536
by Stan
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Thanks Kirkynut 
Considering Fox Air shocks with Toyota axles now so I can go to larger wheels (35" I think) as I am getting stuck where the other members of our club just drive by........
Considering Fox Air shocks with Toyota axles now so I can go to larger wheels (35" I think) as I am getting stuck where the other members of our club just drive by........
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24 Aug 2015 20:29 #150548
by TomDK
Why not learn to drive different paths? You can't expect to follow in the same deep tracks made by bigger vehicles.
If you want to go 35" tyres.. why not get a Defender or a Land Cruiser? They handle 35" tyres much better than a tiny Jimny.
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Stan wrote: Thanks Kirkynut
Considering Fox Air shocks with Toyota axles now so I can go to larger wheels (35" I think) as I am getting stuck where the other members of our club just drive by........
Why not learn to drive different paths? You can't expect to follow in the same deep tracks made by bigger vehicles.
If you want to go 35" tyres.. why not get a Defender or a Land Cruiser? They handle 35" tyres much better than a tiny Jimny.
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26 Aug 2015 07:26 #150655
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26 Aug 2015 21:53 #150719
by Stan
I like the smaller truck but our club is going for more and more extreme punch hunts all the time. A few of the lads now have Toyuki's which are Sj413 or 410 with Toyota or Patrol axles and they are destroying the Defenders and Landcruisers. The lightweight chassis and body on top of very sturdy axles and larger wheels mean they can go anywhere.
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TomDK wrote:
Stan wrote: Thanks Kirkynut
Considering Fox Air shocks with Toyota axles now so I can go to larger wheels (35" I think) as I am getting stuck where the other members of our club just drive by........
Why not learn to drive different paths? You can't expect to follow in the same deep tracks made by bigger vehicles.
If you want to go 35" tyres.. why not get a Defender or a Land Cruiser? They handle 35" tyres much better than a tiny Jimny.
I like the smaller truck but our club is going for more and more extreme punch hunts all the time. A few of the lads now have Toyuki's which are Sj413 or 410 with Toyota or Patrol axles and they are destroying the Defenders and Landcruisers. The lightweight chassis and body on top of very sturdy axles and larger wheels mean they can go anywhere.
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