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making our standard 2017 jimny look meaner

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04 May 2019 09:35 #207276 by Lambert
There is a tyre size guide sticky at the top of the page and there's further information in the wiki section too. 195.80r15 and 205.75r15 seem to be popular but they with affect the gearing to a degree. There are also a number of new and remoulded products in the standard 205.70r15.

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04 May 2019 09:48 #207277 by jackonlyjack
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If you want wider tyres you will need to do a lift either body or suspension
Remove the running boards and fit rock sliders just for looks :)
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Just my opinion different roof racks and rock sliders available just do some searching ;)

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04 May 2019 20:04 #207314 by barnsley john
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saw this pic on net and this is what I want to achieve stance wise
so can anyone say what lift it has and tyres etc its hard of the photo but you may be able to help thanks john





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04 May 2019 20:20 #207319 by Daniel30
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Always hard from a photo bit like mine
3" trail master lift, 215/75/15 Grabber x3
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04 May 2019 20:21 #207320 by jackonlyjack
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04 May 2019 20:33 #207321 by barnsley john
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Thanks for your photos and replys
Would i be better with say 2 inch i wont really be going off road much but want the look and if 2 inch or 3 inch would ruin the standard ride too much for medium distances and shoft ones
I really need to chat with someone over the phone with been a bit better than trying to reaf and digest texs so any one out ther could help thanks john

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04 May 2019 20:51 #207325 by jackonlyjack
Every modification ends in a compromise
All this depends how deep your pockets are ;)

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04 May 2019 20:56 #207327 by jackonlyjack

barnsley john wrote: Thanks for your photos and replys
Would i be better with say 2 inch i wont really be going off road much but want the look and if 2 inch or 3 inch would ruin the standard ride too much for medium distances and shoft ones
I really need to chat with someone over the phone with been a bit better than trying to reaf and digest texs so any one out ther could help thanks john


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05 May 2019 05:00 #207336 by Lambert
Something more to consider. Lifting the suspension and then fitting bigger tyres is going to ruin the finesse of the steering and ride quality. It is also going to increase wear rates in the steering components and wheel bearings and is going to increase the effects of any steering wobbles. It is also going to increase your maintenance costs.

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05 May 2019 09:04 #207356 by Daniel30
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You are right Lambert, but wouldn't life be boring without a few modifications?

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05 May 2019 10:02 #207358 by sniper
2" lift kit, decent quality such Trailmaster comfort kit (sold in the bigjimny shop) and 215/75x15 tyres. I run BFG AT's in that size and you can live with the negatives if it's just the "look" your after.

The gear above will give that stance and probably improve handling from standard, even though its lifted.

Bonus is, it will also make it very capable off road......

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05 May 2019 10:20 #207360 by Lambert

Daniel30 wrote: You are right Lambert, but wouldn't life be boring without a few modifications?


But if it makes for a more informed decision then it's worth mentioning.

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