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"Mild" off-road plans for Jimny commuting and playing - Opinions welcome :)
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05 Oct 2016 08:31 #173166
by NickR
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Thanks Daniel,
Does it hit the arch as the suspension compresses then (especially with front wheel not in the straight-ahead position), or is the suspension arc just right to take it inboard?
If it hits, I may have to consider the 2" lift earlier (I assume that will help the wheel arc miss the arch), or stick with 0 offset...
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Does it hit the arch as the suspension compresses then (especially with front wheel not in the straight-ahead position), or is the suspension arc just right to take it inboard?
If it hits, I may have to consider the 2" lift earlier (I assume that will help the wheel arc miss the arch), or stick with 0 offset...
Nick
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05 Oct 2016 09:12 #173168
by Keithy
Replied by Keithy on topic "Mild" off-road plans for Jimny commuting and playing - Opinions welcome :)
Tyre tread protrusion is more a C&U issue...not an MOT fail item....Police can issue a dangerous condition notice if they feel so inclined.
So are the mods fitted yet?
So are the mods fitted yet?

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05 Oct 2016 09:29 - 05 Oct 2016 09:38 #173169
by Daniel30
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it will catch the arch without the lift but i would get the wheels first and see how you go if its mild green laying you might be ok i went to a pay and play site before i had the lift and it was pretty good only rubbed a couple of times
nice pics
nice pics

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05 Oct 2016 15:47 #173179
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Thanks guys,
I need to have a good look at (and measure of) the arches as they are now, and the current tyres to see whether to stick with the standard offsets (although the extra stability will probably be welcome, especially once lifted. I haven't tried green laning, but the small areas on Wagtail already exercise the wheel articulation (moderate example below), and I haven't really planned to start hacking the arches about...
I had to google "C&U"
I suspected it was more about spray and subjective opinions of "dangerous".
Whichever way I decide, I may end up with a barely-used set of modular wheels for sale on here, when I realise I really wanted the other ones
Or, I get the tyres fitted to the standard wheels (I assume they are the same as the modulars in overall shape, and then I can see whether the 30mm offset would work.
I want to go for another off-road play at the end of October, and would like new tyres for then, to see how they do before adding the lift kit.
Nick
I need to have a good look at (and measure of) the arches as they are now, and the current tyres to see whether to stick with the standard offsets (although the extra stability will probably be welcome, especially once lifted. I haven't tried green laning, but the small areas on Wagtail already exercise the wheel articulation (moderate example below), and I haven't really planned to start hacking the arches about...
I had to google "C&U"

Whichever way I decide, I may end up with a barely-used set of modular wheels for sale on here, when I realise I really wanted the other ones

I want to go for another off-road play at the end of October, and would like new tyres for then, to see how they do before adding the lift kit.
Nick
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05 Oct 2016 20:56 #173195
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06 Oct 2016 20:42 #173212
by Jezz
It's been fettled just a tad.
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It's been fettled just a tad.
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