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Grit_dog
Jun 11, 2013Navigator II
You got the basics covered.
No need to upsize rims if you can get adequate tires for the 15's, although your E load rated tires will have more selection in a 16" size.
Brakes, kinda stuck with what you got unless you do some serious upgrading....$. Just make sure they're in good order and that the rears are working with correct bias, a common problem with older drum brakes on the rear is they arent working up to capacity and you dont really notice in everyday driving.
Also make sure the trans is working like it should and locking up the tq converter when it needs to, will help with engine braking.
No need to upsize rims if you can get adequate tires for the 15's, although your E load rated tires will have more selection in a 16" size.
Brakes, kinda stuck with what you got unless you do some serious upgrading....$. Just make sure they're in good order and that the rears are working with correct bias, a common problem with older drum brakes on the rear is they arent working up to capacity and you dont really notice in everyday driving.
Also make sure the trans is working like it should and locking up the tq converter when it needs to, will help with engine braking.
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