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235's for a daily driver
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15 May 2011 16:56 #16357
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I am running 235s, Kingpin Amazon MTs to be precise. My Jimny is a 2003 with the older style engine (cam belt) and I am very happy with its performance, It takes a very long, steep incline to knock the wind out of it. Not to say I wouldnt fit a rocklobster in the future for off road use to improve gearing but for green lanes and road use I am more than happy 
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16 May 2011 14:44 #16405
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LPG ? Where are you fitting a tank not much room in a Jimny
I am used to driving SJs with 235s on and the 1 Litre transfer boxes to reduce the gearing and my Jimny is 100 times better
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Bannerbrother wrote: Thanks alot guys, well soon my mate will fit the lpg so the economy isnt realy an issue at 74p a litre, and by the sounds of it you dont think the performance is that badly effected so it looks like the way to go when i come to buy my next set of tyres.
LPG ? Where are you fitting a tank not much room in a Jimny
I am used to driving SJs with 235s on and the 1 Litre transfer boxes to reduce the gearing and my Jimny is 100 times better
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