If you see a big SUV like a Toyota Land Cruiser (TLC), Nissan Patrol or the New Honda CRV used 24 inch rims with tires asphalt, it may be a common sight.
However, when wrapping a rim 24 inches hoe aka mud terrain tires (MT) is commonly used off-road, perhaps a new TLC VX-R 'Limited' Doli owned Hutasuhut.
BODY LIFT KIT
At first glance, large berbodi TLC with 37 output Toyo tires more like roller skates. Combination of 24-inch rims and suspension height makes it look tall.
Not without reason, Doli choosing tire hoe as 'footwear' for the Limited version is still made by the built-up from Japan.
Monitor project activities and tasks to remote field, making it fun to dress VX-R output 1994. "Message tires to 8 months because by sea," chortled Doli.
New problem then arises because the tire 37 is mounted to make the activity a little distracted driving. Front tire stuck and sound when turning srot .. srot broken!
TLC Mania maestro 'snack' again. Suspension set-made Old Man Emu kit was bought from Australia. Start shockbreaker heavy duty steering wheel, shockbreaker nitrogen, a snail and a stablizer to body-lift kits are assembled together in order to increase body height of 5 inches.
It still looks flat but is not in contact with the wheel. New problems arise again, aka tug under acceleration so slow due to tire gambot earlier.
But lovers of Japanese SUV wing dream car back to the '90, nothing is impossible. Final gear ratio, too, was changed to a lighter.
Crown and pinion gear made in Superior by comparison 37/8 (4,62:1) come embedded on the rear axle. Understandably, the VX-R variant matic born so noticeably slow in the lower rounds.
Other challenges arise again when the baby asked for in car entertainment in the cabin. Not only TV 7 inch headrest Rodex and sound system, a set of PSP and wireless controller accompany head unit Pioneer AVH-P4250 DVD 'touch screen'.
Let matching the theme back to '90, power amplifier and sub woofer participate adjust according to his time with the use of Rockford Fosgate products. (Mobil.otomotifnet.com)
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