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Re:SZ4/SZ5 possible upgrades discussion.
Gadget wrote:
The larger tyres are only 1.5% bigger diameter wise, so shouldn't have a massive impact on performance, although Roam Overland has some on his Jimny in SA and said they hit economy.
He also fitted a roof-rack and has a whole bunch of crap on top of it. I'm not surprised his economy is bad.
There is also a marked difference in consumption depending on speed. Anything over 110kph, the auto is very thirsty.
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Where I live in Australia I think 215 might be the legal limit for 5.5J, and larger would void insurance.saxj wrote:
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Gadget wrote: I'm really close to pulling the trigger on a set of BF Goodrich A/T tyres in 215/75R15 on the stock alloys. Was disappointed to find that the stock Bridgestone Duellers are only the HT and not AT version, so no 3peaks or M+S marking.
Are the stock alloys wider than the standard steel wheels? From what I've read 195 is the maximum width on the 5.5" steel rim.
Colin
The wheels are exactly the same dimensions as all previous Jimny's. 215's are fine on 5.5J rims. We have gone up to 31" tyres with no problems with the rims.
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Andy2640 wrote: Would anyone know how a bull bar would be fitted, as in what it would attach to?
The chassis I would hope.
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Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
ADOS Attention Deficit Ooooh Shiny!
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Gadget wrote: Most important upgrade at the moment, until all the availability madness settles down:
Ha, ha. Here in SA, vehicle theft is big. The one vehicle that none of us worries about getting stolen is a Jimny.
We did have one case of Jimny theft, it turns out the guy forgot where he parked his car.
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Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
ADOS Attention Deficit Ooooh Shiny!
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Gadget wrote: It's illegal for bull bars which don't meet safety standards to be sold - so make sure you get EC approved ones from that list. Personally I'm not a fan of bull bars as they add weight and bulk for no practical benefit unless you'll be nudging things with regularity! Racks seem a more practical choice if you need somewhere to mount lighting?
I'm really glad I don't live in a nanny state / country.
That said though, We are not allowed to mount lights above 1.4m, so putting lights on a rack is a no-no.
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