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Car Forum / Australian Car Forums / 4x4 Cars (Australian group) / July 2007Fitting 35's to a Surf
Mate of mine wants to fit 35 inch rubber to his surf, it has standard steel wheels, does he have to change the wheels as he is fitting 35x12.5x15 rubber???? Lushy  SignatureThis life is not a rehearsal it is the real thing! Wheels will have to be at least 8 Inchs wide for 12.5s and unless he wants massive amounts of tyre rubbing then a lft kit will be required. Stock wheels are 15x6.5JJ's Minimum will be 8x15JJs.3 Only wheels he can keep there is steering and fly! Mate of mine wants to fit 35 inch rubber to his surf, it has standard steel wheels, does he have to change the wheels as he is fitting 35x12.5x15 rubber???? Lushy -- This life is not a rehearsal it is the real thing! Hope he has a good angle grinder.. Hope he's ordered a couple more cylinders too. Mate of mine wants to fit 35 inch rubber to his surf, it has standard steel wheels, does he have to change the wheels as he is fitting 35x12.5x15 rubber???? Lushy -- This life is not a rehearsal it is the real thing! Thanks for the replies so far, it looks like it is not a wise thing to do so far. lushy Hope he's ordered a couple more cylinders too. "Lushy" <david.lush@bigpond.com> wrote in message news:Vnnji.3934$4A1.269@news-server.bigpond.net.au... Mate of mine wants to fit 35 inch rubber to his surf, it has standard steel wheels, does he have to change the wheels as he is fitting 35x12.5x15 rubber???? Lushy -- This life is not a rehearsal it is the real thing! > Thanks for the replies so far, it looks like it is not a wise thing > to do so far. lushy Just for the record 33s rub without a body lift. Yes seriously unless he does some major engine improvements his performance will suffer badly onroad and off. Thanks for the replies so far, it looks like it is not a wise thing to do so far. lushy "RainbowWarrior" <emailaddress@tgr.fr> wrote in message news:NkAji.4094$4A1.3616@news-server.bigpond.net.au... Hope he's ordered a couple more cylinders too. "Lushy" <david.lush@bigpond.com> wrote in message news:Vnnji.3934$4A1.269@news-server.bigpond.net.au... Mate of mine wants to fit 35 inch rubber to his surf, it has standard steel wheels, does he have to change the wheels as he is fitting 35x12.5x15 rubber???? Lushy -- This life is not a rehearsal it is the real thing! 32s are the biggest you can go with out mods to a Surf/4runner. Usually 31/10.5-15s are the norm and perfectly legal. Scotty Thanks for the replies so far, it looks like it is not a wise thing to do so far. lushy "RainbowWarrior" <emailaddress@tgr.fr> wrote in message news:NkAji.4094$4A1.3616@news-server.bigpond.net.au... Hope he's ordered a couple more cylinders too. "Lushy" <david.lush@bigpond.com> wrote in message news:Vnnji.3934$4A1.269@news-server.bigpond.net.au... Mate of mine wants to fit 35 inch rubber to his surf, it has standard steel wheels, does he have to change the wheels as he is fitting 35x12.5x15 rubber???? Lushy -- This life is not a rehearsal it is the real thing! > Mate of mine wants to fit 35 inch rubber to his surf, it has standard > steel wheels, does he have to change the wheels as he is fitting > 35x12.5x15 rubber???? > Lushy Simple all he has to do is convert it to solid front axle, this will give it the 4 inches of lift it needs in the front and if he has the standard alloys, they might fit if the wheels are 15x8 Kev >> Mate of mine wants to fit 35 inch rubber to his surf, it has standard >> steel wheels, does he have to change the wheels as he is fitting [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > 15x8 > Kev Ok fellows I will pass on to my mate the info Lushy |
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