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265/75/16? I think that would be a big size with no lift with maybe some minor guard adjustment

Really depends how you use your Nav I think.. The cab is an option - depending on your need for space in there? I've seen under tray mounts

Just remember if you do run a battery to the tub - use the biggest cable size you can - voltage drop can be a killer

Heyya Steve Welcome aboard

There's really not a great amount of room under the hood to place another battery.. Turbo side would cook a deep cycle battery I have mine in the tub, underneath the drawer floor in a box bolted to the tray floor. My fridge sits on the cover so it makes getting to the battery a task but I...

Direct replacement globes

Haha OnYa mate.. Have a blast !- throw up some pics of the places your visiting

WELCOME MATE THROW UP A PIC OF THE RIG

If you go into the app Long press your boost gauge Click display configuration Set minimum value Either make that value 0 or 1 You could also make your max value 25 or whatever works best for your display I have a gauge wired into the car It doesnt jump around like the app used to before doing...

Are you using "Torque"?

Welcome Mate What are you driving

Hey Mate What do you drive? Welcome to the forum

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Everything was fine - I'm thinking - besides the price:creep:

Welcome to the forum mate

Welcome Jordan I enjoy the redback theme you've got going on there

If your happy with your width, go a smaller rim with more side wall.

I just threw into the calculator for the 17 inch rims - seems you'll get a better wheel doing this.. not sure tje is what you need or the style of driving your doing so a bit hard to give any further advise.

A general size used with a 50mm lift on the standard factory supplied rims is a 265 either 70/17 or 75/16 I went bigger from there but I had to change the rim offset to stop scrubbing when I turned the wheels

How much room do you have behind the back seat? In or under the tray would be another option