Disco trailing arms for 35" tyres

Just recently bought some 35" simmex extreme, i have a 4" suspension lift on... I no i now need rear trailing arms, It looks as if the rear wheels need pushin back few inch, what arms do i go for ...but will any if this alter the angle of the prop etc

Andyparky said:

Just recently bought some 35" simmex extreme, i have a 4" suspension lift on... I no i now need rear trailing arms, It looks as if the rear wheels need pushin back few inch, what arms do i go for ...but will any if this alter the angle of the prop etc

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200tdi ayre said:

:doh:

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Hmmmm I thought that too :doh:

Cheers for the advice!

Think about geometry and set prop lengths ...

Andyparky said:

Just recently bought some 35" simmex extreme, i have a 4" suspension lift on... I no i now need rear trailing arms, It looks as if the rear wheels need pushin back few inch, what arms do i go for ...but will any if this alter the angle of the prop etc

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The tyres do nothing to the geometry, they just lift the axles and raise the gearing ... and stress the whole gear train ...

The 4" suspension lift, however, is another matter ..

Have you any other 'bits' on to supplement the suspension lift, to alter the steering etc?

Have you driven it yet?

If not, and you leave it, you'll find it alarming at first .. the steering will tuck in and turn extremely sharply and won't usually want to return to straight, with loads of other issues too!

bit of research req me thinks