What lift / Tyre size is this?

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Just guessing, but surely over 285/75.. maybe 305/70 on 4 inch lift? The lift must be significantly over 2 inches, because the clearance between tire and arches is pretty huge. The arches are clearly trimmed, but still the space looks pretty big. mho:)
 
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This is my 110 on 35x12.5x15 with a 4” lift.
Ignore the remains of the galaxy. That was the cause of my new chassis and went back to standard when I fitted that.

Looking at the pic in the first pic I would suggest it is Probabaly something similar size wise.
 
Def90man said:
It looks like both vehicles were in the same place at the same time :D
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That was exactly the cause of the crash!

Was a hairpin bend, country road, nice local farmer had liberally coated it with mud, braking to go around the corner and just caried on in a straight line. Unfortunatly because the two vehicles were at an angle it then bent one of the chassis legs. If it has been a true head on I would Probabaly not have needed the new chassis.
 
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