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Hey guys. This is a much debated topic comparing large lift and tyres and low lift with modified guards etc.
Which do you consider better and why?
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As high as you can make it, chicks dig it yo.
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Also the taller your 4wd and the larger the tyres the bigger your trouser nipple.
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Bigger lift and tyres means underbody work without hoist/ jack stands. That's a winner!
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Also the taller your 4wd and the larger the tyres the bigger your trouser nipple.
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i gotta agree lifted car with bigger wheels makes it much easier to clean and do work under it haha
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no debate at all
low and slow is the tempo lcg wins every time
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