Wheel spacers on my 110 Defender

If you’re committed to going down this path don’t forget to factor in a changed offset to account for the width of the spacer...

Also, the spacer must be hub centric....

do those 24 socket head screws on the rim do anything?

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Originally Posted by ramblingboy42

do those 24 socket head screws on the rim do anything?

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Didn’t you know?

They add 15kw [emoji851][emoji13]

ahhh, I see , a bit like a vortex generator...bit like hi-clone?

Do they? It that accumulative gain?
If I get 4 of them, will there be 60kw gain? Of course the space wheel won't contribute

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Originally Posted by martnH

Do they? It that accumulative gain?
If I get 4 of them, will there be 60kw gain? Of course the space wheel won't contribute

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Add the window sticker and watch it fly [emoji41]

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Originally Posted by stealth

The Australian Army had a similar set up that were fitted to WW2 Jeep trailers when the Land Rovers were brought into service. It allowed Land Rover wheels to be fitted to Jeep trailers. I imagine they must have been used for a number of years till the Jeep trailers were phased out.

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This is still common in the States for camper trailers and jeep trailers, effectively allowing one to have a few 'active spares' if ever needed.....of course, meaning one would need to later come back for the trailer should things ever be so dire.

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Originally Posted by Tombie

Add the window sticker and watch it fly [emoji41]

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Paint it red to go faster.