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4" suspension lift, 2" body lift.....

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28 Sep 2014 02:39 #125261 by JimnyRiddle
4" suspension lift, 2" body lift..... was created by JimnyRiddle
Hi all, does anyone have a pic of a Jimny with a 4" suspension lift and 2" body lift running 215/75R15 muds, with uncut wheel arches?


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Mike

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28 Sep 2014 05:28 #125262 by steffan
Replied by steffan on topic 4" suspension lift, 2" body lift.....
Here's a pic of mine with a 3 inch lift and 2 inch body lift with 215/80/15s
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28 Sep 2014 07:33 - 28 Sep 2014 07:48 #125264 by RichiesJimny
Replied by RichiesJimny on topic 4" suspension lift, 2" body lift.....
If your only running 215/75's you'll only need a 2 inch lift, if you do a 4 inch lift and a 2 inch body lift the wheels will look tiny and it will be no better off road than it would be with a 2 inch suspension lift.
Here's a pic of mine with a 3 inch lift and the original 205 tyres so imagine it around 3 inches higher and slightly bigger tyres
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3 inch lift and 235/75's
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28 Sep 2014 09:59 #125274 by JimnyRiddle
Replied by JimnyRiddle on topic 4" suspension lift, 2" body lift.....

steffan wrote: Here's a pic of mine with a 3 inch lift and 2 inch body lift with 215/80/15s


Looks the dogs dangleys!


Cheers
Mike

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28 Sep 2014 10:06 #125275 by JimnyRiddle
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RichiesJimny wrote: If your only running 215/75's you'll only need a 2 inch lift, if you do a 4 inch lift and a 2 inch body lift the wheels will look tiny and it will be no better off road than it would be with a 2 inch suspension lift.
Here's a pic of mine with a 3 inch lift and the original 205 tyres so imagine it around 3 inches higher and slightly bigger tyres


Standard height
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3 inch lift and 235/75's
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Hi Richie, thanks for the pics. Your Jim with the 3" lift and 235's looks very good. I've got a 4" lift kit on the way, but I'll have to stay on original tyres for a short while until I save pennies. I'm not sure I want to get into transfer box work to run 235's, so I might just go to 215's and leave the body lift alone. How do you get on running the 235's with the 3" lift off road?


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Mike

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28 Sep 2014 10:38 #125276 by steffan
Replied by steffan on topic 4" suspension lift, 2" body lift.....
Rock lobster the 215 80 15s are 9 mm smaller than 235 75 15s but 20 mm narrower so it's something and nothing difference in reality

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