Birty Dastards Jeep Club
Tech Forum => Workshop => Topic started by: Anonymous on March 09, 2006, 03:45:21 PM
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I've had a look around the sceptic sites and reckon I can fit 37" tyres to the Fj40 with no modification. The axles are strong enough, theres plenty of power and the gearing is mega low ... question is which tyre and where do I get them from - I guess my choice will be limited :?
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37's hmmmmm i think you will find they will rub on the springs on lock and you will eat the rear arches on any articulation. 35's are the norm
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dunno but sure is a sweet truck
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im looking at going to 37s and i might try a set of pitbulls from straight forward supplys, but i havent priced them up yet
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Yea, those pitbulls look good :shock:
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LA Supertrux do them.
http://www.supertrux.com/acatalog/Pit_Bull_Tyres.html (http://www.supertrux.com/acatalog/Pit_Bull_Tyres.html)
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Took your advice and stuck with the 35's but (thanks Manda) gone for the Pit bulls - 35/14.5/15 on some nice alloys - should look the dogs danglys on the FJ (they arrive Friday). I know they're wide but to be honest the FJ isn't going to be seriously offroaded, just the sand dunes out in France and a trip to Cheafest of course, the rest of the time it will be my Summer poseur :wink:
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let us know how the pitbulls perform
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Will do KCJ, had a result with these, they are £185 each retail !!!!! - bought 4 brand new alloys with 3 new tyres (the fourth was fooked and so not included) off ebay for £500 delivered
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Picture of Pitbulls now in my album
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result!! they look good nice find
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for the money its a really good tyre.......the americans i deal with give it a thumbs up.
matt....you will want to go 35x12.50 for challenge spec.
peter henry
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Do you think so Peter? - I'm running standard '98 TJ axles with 4.10 diffs and ARB's, gonna take a lot of money to upgrade to 35's for challenge events isn't it?
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yes.........new regs say its as big as you can go, they even check them now with a gauge stick......think big.
peter henry