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Post Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2011 7:35 am 
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larry wrote:
i like this thread

what should I do to my zook next (lwb vit)
i have 215s and 50mm spring lift and i have to keep it legal

should i get:
- tyres, for offroad only (235 or 30s)
- rear spool or lockright
- front spool/ lockright (on alloy diff)
- other ideas?

i would like to spend 500 or less


second hand muddies in 235 imo

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Post Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2011 8:32 am 
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i should be able to get some 2nd hand 235s for 500, just nothings popped up since iv acctually had the cash here to spend :/
think i might do a lock right rear for now, cause i can con dad by saying its the same a LSD lol
and if/when tyres come up for sale ill grab em. i have plenty of money to spend just dont want to pour too much into this zook..

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Post Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2011 9:30 pm 
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Gwagensteve wrote:
Larry, if you want to stay 100% legal, the only thing on your list you can do is the front lock wrong. (which I wouldn't do with an alloy front diff) AFAIK, lock rights aren't actually legal for road use although they are difficult to detect.

You definitely don't want to spool the rear in a daily driven vitara.

You don't want a spool in the front of anything, especially an alloy diff vitara.

You won't get bigger tyres on rims for your budget, and you might not like what the will do to your gearing off road.

I would lock the rear in your position though- it's the biggest bang for your buck mod you can do.

Steve



Actually, I have had my rear lockrite passed under the new NCOP VSB14 etc etc etc laws. Checked by both Transport Tasmania and the engineer. Best to check in your state though as they like to change their minds.

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