Body lift needed fo bigger tires? - Land Rovers Only

adcomp · 07-18-2006, 12:04 AM

I was out driving with the new range rover yesterday, and came across an area that had some really deep ruts on either side. The path was narrow so i had to have two tires in one of the ruts. It was also deep enough that my diffs were just barely above the ground. And I mean BARELY. I would love to get a little more clearance. Right now I have some 31" tires and a 2" OME suspension. If I want to go with some bigger tires, like 33", will I have to get a body lift as well?

p76rangie · 07-18-2006, 01:43 AM

If you want to keep some movement in your axles, yes you need to get a body lift. A 2 inch body lift will fit tyres up to 35 inches. The width of the tyres and you rim offset will determine the amount of guard cutting you will need to do (if any).

Ian

07-18-2006, 12:04 AM	#1 (permalink)
adcomp Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Palo Alto, CA Posts: 12 Gallery: 0	Body lift needed fo bigger tires? I was out driving with the new range rover yesterday, and came across an area that had some really deep ruts on either side. The path was narrow so i had to have two tires in one of the ruts. It was also deep enough that my diffs were just barely above the ground. And I mean BARELY. I would love to get a little more clearance. Right now I have some 31" tires and a 2" OME suspension. If I want to go with some bigger tires, like 33", will I have to get a body lift as well? __________________ I love my new Range Rover! I think i'll name it clifford... 1989 Range Rover Classic - for fun trips to nowhere inparticular! 1995 300hp turbocharged Jetta GL - commuter/general use 1997 Ducati 916 - to go fast

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07-18-2006, 01:43 AM	#2 (permalink)
p76rangie Ian Matthews Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Melbourne Australia Posts: 2,069 Gallery: 0	If you want to keep some movement in your axles, yes you need to get a body lift. A 2 inch body lift will fit tyres up to 35 inches. The width of the tyres and you rim offset will determine the amount of guard cutting you will need to do (if any). Ian

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