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Thread: 33's on GQ need a lift?

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    hey guys i just put 33"s on my stock gq i took the flares and mud flaps off not rubbing 15x12.5 on 8" rims

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    Quote Originally Posted by aspro View Post
    hey guys i just put 33"s on my stock gq i took the flares and mud flaps off not rubbing 15x12.5 on 8" rims
    Good to hear thanks mate. Mine are 8" rims too so I might give it a whirl after hearing this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by aspro View Post
    hey guys i just put 33"s on my stock gq i took the flares and mud flaps off not rubbing 15x12.5 on 8" rims
    that makes a big difference as the flares curve in quite a bit. Have you checked out the suspension on full travel?
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    I'm glad some one else is having a go at this, coz I've alos gotta get new tyres soon, so was wondering should I get the lift done first or tyres first................ either that or just get another set of 31s then that way I'll know they'll definitely fit and just wait a couple of years until the next set


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    Quote Originally Posted by boggy2006 View Post
    that makes a big difference as the flares curve in quite a bit. Have you checked out the suspension on full travel?
    Not full travel I'm sure they will hit the gards they houng out a long way haha

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    Quote Originally Posted by clunk71 View Post
    I'm glad some one else is having a go at this, coz I've alos gotta get new tyres soon, so was wondering should I get the lift done first or tyres first................ either that or just get another set of 31s then that way I'll know they'll definitely fit and just wait a couple of years until the next set
    I think you'll definatly need a lift with 33's in the long run, even if they do seem to travel ok on the road.

    I'm shopping for a lift at the moment.

    I'll put the 33's on this weekend for fun and see how they go anyways...lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by AB View Post
    I think you'll definatly need a lift with 33's in the long run, even if they do seem to travel ok on the road.

    I'm shopping for a lift at the moment.

    I'll put the 33's on this weekend for fun and see how they go anyways...lol
    well don't forget some piccies mate lol, will definitley be going for the lift kit first but yet again another decission to be made... 2 or 3in lmao


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    yeah im looking at lift kits im thinking 3" just to get the gas tank up a bit higher

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    Quote Originally Posted by aspro View Post
    yeah im looking at lift kits im thinking 3" just to get the gas tank up a bit higher
    3" is plenty to get 33's under .. And a good size lift also for looks and drivability ... Make sure it's setup for what you do - that is, if you're expecting to do hard track work, then get something like flexi coils, a mix of all things Australia like beach, bush and touring, potentially go a soft long coil in the back for flex, and a medium coil up front for stability (that's what I have) and that the shocks are matched to the springs. At 3" you'll need a caster correction kit and panhard rods etc, but at 2" you can avoid changing them - just a decision on how much you want to spend really.

    Good luck with it and make sure you throw up some before and after snaps for us to ogle!

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