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    this morning i have posted my problem on the wrong forum, tried for 2 hours to upload photos(and failed) and just found out my off road truck wont work off road .....32"x11.50x15"bf goodridge a/t on compomotive alloys----will a 2" lift help me ???????? (how do i resize my photos)??????????????

    sorry for being thick

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    photos open with ms paint go to image then stretch skew resize but ensure both % fields stay the same eg 70% or open and save as jpeg as they maybe in bitmap format (bmp)
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    • #3
      Originally posted by essoxbuster
      this morning i have posted my problem on the wrong forum, tried for 2 hours to upload photos(and failed) and just found out my off road truck wont work off road .....32"x11.50x15"bf goodridge a/t on compomotive alloys----will a 2" lift help me ???????? (how do i resize my photos)??????????????

      sorry for being thick
      you should have a pm i sent you the other day
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      • #4
        Originally posted by essoxbuster
        this morning i have posted my problem on the wrong forum, tried for 2 hours to upload photos(and failed) and just found out my off road truck wont work off road .....32"x11.50x15"bf goodridge a/t on compomotive alloys----will a 2" lift help me ???????? (how do i resize my photos)??????????????

        sorry for being thick
        why wont your surf work offroad??
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        • #5
          i bought my 94 v6 4runner 1week ago it is totally standard exept a set of 15" compomotive alloys fitted with 32"x11.50 bf goodridge a/ts (which look great)
          the problem is that when on full lock the outer tread is rubbing the wheel arch
          and hex head bolts holding the arch on . so parking and reversing out the drive is making me cringe .
          i have been told this will do bad damage off road,so i hope that a 2" lift kit will solve this problem as i would love to keep these wheels.

          Thanks to all for your paitence

          will try again with some pics

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          • #6
            Originally posted by essoxbuster
            i bought my 94 v6 4runner 1week ago it is totally standard exept a set of 15" compomotive alloys fitted with 32"x11.50 bf goodridge a/ts (which look great)
            the problem is that when on full lock the outer tread is rubbing the wheel arch
            and hex head bolts holding the arch on . so parking and reversing out the drive is making me cringe .
            i have been told this will do bad damage off road,so i hope that a 2" lift kit will solve this problem as i would love to keep these wheels.

            Thanks to all for your paitence

            will try again with some pics
            Yep 32" tyres without a lift will definately rub, 31s fit OK. A 2 inch lift should enable you to use the 32s no problem. Either a body lift or a suspension lift will do it.

            Cheers

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            • #7
              thanks for the advice .

              whats the difference between a body lift and a suspension lift ???????

              i have been speaking to west coast 4x4 and they gave me 2 options :-

              1st option was a lift at the back and wind the front up on adjustment available as standard

              2nd option was uprated front and rear

              he actually recomended the 1st option as a suck it and see.

              thanks again

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              • #8
                the 1st option is the suspension lift new shocks iff required but advisable es3000 or es9000 Procomp shocks & uprated coilsprings for the rear you can gain upto 2" in height ideal for offroading. ive got 265x75x16" tyres on mine & i have the same problem, ive ground the bolt heads down but its not good enough as they still rub & offroad forget it
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                • #9
                  Originally posted by essoxbuster
                  thanks for the advice .

                  whats the difference between a body lift and a suspension lift ???????

                  i have been speaking to west coast 4x4 and they gave me 2 options :-

                  1st option was a lift at the back and wind the front up on adjustment available as standard

                  2nd option was uprated front and rear

                  he actually recomended the 1st option as a suck it and see.

                  thanks again
                  I'd agree unless you plan on carrying a lot of weight on the front (like a winch) in which case you'd benefit from the uprated tortion bar at the front.

                  I think the guy is very fairly offering you the cheapest option first - you can always uprate the front at a later date
                  Linda

                  www.4x4toys.co.uk

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