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Thread: Wheel spacers on my 110 Defender

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    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...

  2. #42
    Tombie Guest
    Also, the spacer must be hub centric....

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

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    Quote Originally Posted by ramblingboy42 View Post
    do those 24 socket head screws on the rim do anything?
    Didn’t you know?

    They add 15kw Wheel spacers on my 110 DefenderWheel spacers on my 110 Defender

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

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    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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    Quote Originally Posted by martnH View Post
    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
    Add the window sticker and watch it fly Wheel spacers on my 110 Defender

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    Quote Originally Posted by stealth View Post
    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.
    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.
    Scratching my teenage itch now that I'm in my midlife crisis...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    Add the window sticker and watch it fly Wheel spacers on my 110 Defender
    Paint it red to go faster.

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