Thread: County wheel offset

Originally Posted by land864

Some questions if I could please.
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PS . Anyone want another 110 County and Fender day organised in June this year?

Pete

Sorry, cant help with the wheel info Pete, but another County/Defender day in June would be great

Steve

dumb question....of course we want another 110 day
last one was great
cheers
Danny

......as long as it's somewhere in FNQ

Originally Posted by 1103.9TDI

......as long as it's somewhere in FNQ

Stockton beach would be better its about half way between FNQ and Melb

As for the other Q's biggest tire id fit to a D1 rim would be a 285/75/16 which i have fitted to some here and its a good match tho to run them on a county/defender they need the offset changed as they will most likely rub on the rear spring perch .

I would also like to know the standard hight or should i say bump stop clearance of an isuzu 110 .

As for wheel track im sure you are only allowed 1 inch over standard width in total so thats 1/2 inch per side but im sure you can get more eng'ed tho most states dont enforce it and the fuz are usualy happy if the tires are covered by a flare .

1. What is the standard ride height to a common reference point somewhere on a 1985 110 Isuzu? There are measurements somewhere from the diff to bumpstops. I can't remember what they are though.
2. What is the widest legal wheel offset increase for a wider track without doing a lift? ( Standard is 33mm positive?) I'm running zero offset rims that seem to fit fine. Not sure what std offset is.
3. Having done that offset change , what is the largest legal tyre fit that can be done on normal width D1 rims? I had 235/85/16's on D1 rims. They just rub on the rear spring mounts on articulation. (Counties have larger springs.) I'm now running 255/85/16's on the zero offset rims and everything clears except a slight rub on the exhaust on full articulation (isuzu)

My car is standard height.