Finally installing my lift kit!

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Cliff R
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Post by Cliff R » Thu Nov 29, 2012 4:18 pm

Looks good, flexi flares are probably the only option.

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Post by GunFactory » Thu Nov 29, 2012 5:04 pm

Looks good!

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Post by El_Freddo » Thu Nov 29, 2012 9:03 pm

Cliff R wrote:Looks good, flexi flares are probably the only option.
Realistically this is true. But, if you're willing to hold out and spend some coin the scorpion 14 inch rim tucks in very nicely in the rim, plus they look sick!

The other option that also costs a bit is to go with the c-ross**** conversion brake kit - this swaps you to 5 stud with load better brakes/brake options and a million rim choices too :twisted: In one way I wish I had of gone with this instead of the scorpions as they would have cost about the same in the end I reckon - but I can't say I don't like the scorpions!

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Post by MTB92 » Mon Dec 17, 2012 8:55 pm

ratters wrote:
I have chosen to go with a 27" Maxxis MA-751 A/T. They look like a pretty decent tyre and have some good reviews. I will chuck up a few pics once shes all done.
They look really good, i am seriously considering them. how do you find the new tyres?
do you find them noisy at all? and how is the bitumen grip?

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