What Upper Control Arms to instel for 33" tyres
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I would get in touch with MickL here who is also Ozioffroad, have a look here http://www.ozioffroad.com.au/toyota-prado-120.php
Cheers Andrew[COLOR="#FF0000"]So Long and Thanks for all the Fish![/COLOR]
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Gee thanks for the plug Andrew.
Yes I carry the Light Racing one's and have Icon and Camburg's available as well. Not everything's on the site yet as I've been busy as lately!
Up until now the LR ones have been the most cost effective but have some new Camburg's coming that don't use a uni-ball joint but reuse the original Toyota ball joint. Looks like they'll be $300 pair cheaper than Uni-ball Camburg's and maybe $50 or so cheaper than the LR ones.
Should be on the website next week or so if I pull my finger out and catch a break time wise!
Clearance of the control arm depends of wheel offset and tyre brand. Tyre sizes are nominal and the actual measurements can differ between models and brands.
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Originally posted by MickL View PostGee thanks for the plug Andrew.
Mick
Cheers Andrew[COLOR="#FF0000"]So Long and Thanks for all the Fish![/COLOR]
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I smell cash for comments!
Next thing you know, MickL will be sprouting off how good AJ's sliders are...NOW FOR SALE!!! - 2004 Silver GXL 3lt 4spd Auto - ARB Bullbar, Safari Snorkel, Redarc Dual Battery System, Cooper ST MAXX, Dark Tint, IPF900XS spots, Raised Bilstein/Kings Suspension/Firestone Airbags, Autosafe Cargo Barrier, Sandgrabbers, Rola Roof Rack Stuff, Insect Screen, Dust/Wind Deflectors, Sheepskin/Black Duck Seatcovers, GME TX3510, ARB underbonnet compressor, Allied Hammer Rims, ARB UVP, [url="http://www.pradopoint.com/showthread.php?18043-Rock-sliders-steel-side-steps"]AJ Sliders[/url]
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It's all pretty adulteress. They both reside in SA and there are rumours they meet up at a secret location, throw the keys into a bowl and ride each others rigs on a random key selection basis. (checked, yes does not impinge of civil rights or contain age sensitive material)
NO Madkore, mjrandom, NTP, and most of the QLD rat bags, do not comment, I have pushed the boundary far enough.......
Footnote. A lot of good things come from SA, Hills Hoists, Beremburg jams, Spring Gully Pickles, just to name a few. AJ and Mick are just continuing the theme.[B][COLOR=blue]Bitumen: A blatant waste of taxpayers money![/COLOR][/B]
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Ah yes... it's a corrupt business the old aftermarket 4wd accessories industry. It's not what you know but who you pay.
Andrew and I were just talking about starting a 4wd magazine so we could do unbiased reviews of our products and impartial comparisons against our competitors gear.
Originally posted by Madkore View PostI smell cash for comments!
Next thing you know, MickL will be sprouting off how good AJ's sliders are...
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