31 or 32 BF M/T
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31 or 32 BF M/T
Hi I recently purchased a 2.7 hilux 2000 S/C and plan on fitting BF Goodrich M/T tyres. The bakkie is still standard and is my everyday use vehicle. Will 32 x 11.5 x 15 fit or should i go with the smaller 31x10.5? I see myself fitting a replacement bumper, but not in the imediate future. Mayb a body lift will do for now? Any advise will help!
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Re: 31 or 32 BF M/T
Hi Dewald.PM Johannes van die See.He had them on his van and is currently running on 33's
I have 31's and it is a perfect fit if you want to keep the van standard
I have 31's and it is a perfect fit if you want to keep the van standard
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Re: 31 or 32 BF M/T
thx george!! I want to keep it standard for now, can always pass them on to my 2x4 hilux when i finally decide to modify the 4x4. I notice you have a snorkel on your 2.7, just had that discussion with my friend today, you think its worth the modification and does it make your petrol bakkie more tolarable to water crossings, what do you do to keep the water away from your plugs?
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Re: 31 or 32 BF M/T
Hi Dewald.My main reason for the snorkel is clean air.You will find that the 2.7 standard air intake is in the wheel arch and you pick up a lot of dust.bostokkelos wrote:thx george!! I want to keep it standard for now, can always pass them on to my 2x4 hilux when i finally decide to modify the 4x4. I notice you have a snorkel on your 2.7, just had that discussion with my friend today, you think its worth the modification and does it make your petrol bakkie more tolarable to water crossings, what do you do to keep the water away from your plugs?
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Re: 31 or 32 BF M/T
Dewald
Ivm die snorkel, as jy met Genuine Toyota plugdrade ry kan jy nogal deur diep water gaan.
Bougi cords seel nie dig nie en die water wat die waaier dan bo-op die enjin gooi loop dan teen daai lang stele af en dan hoes en poep jou bakkie.
Met die oorspronklike drade is dit nie sommer 'n probleem nie
Ivm die snorkel, as jy met Genuine Toyota plugdrade ry kan jy nogal deur diep water gaan.
Bougi cords seel nie dig nie en die water wat die waaier dan bo-op die enjin gooi loop dan teen daai lang stele af en dan hoes en poep jou bakkie.
Met die oorspronklike drade is dit nie sommer 'n probleem nie
Almal kry die voorreg om onnosel te wees, net jammer party maak misbruik daarvan
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