Thread: Steel rims, lift kit. ANY IDEA??

Thanks champ, will these need an offset if i run 285's 33's??

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how do you think these will go.

Originally Posted by wisey110

where abouts from?

British Off Road - The Land Rover spare parts specialists - Home - Disco steel rims are fairly popular though...I had to wait to get a good set.

just bought some disco rims, 5 for 200.

Originally Posted by wisey110

Thanks champ, will these need an offset if i run 285's 33's??

285s on unmodified disco rims will rub the rear coil turrets on articulation. They will also rub the radius arms on lock (unless you move the stop bolts out). No big deal for either.

so looks like offset would be the go as well? thanks for your help Ben.

Yes, but don't go too far or they will rub where the flares meet the body on the rear. I have a set of disco rims with an extra 30mm of offset and 285s and they do that.

About 15-20 mm extra offset is what you would want.

yeah i would of never thought of that, that you could go to far and hit the edge, thanks again. my brothers in law have already picked out creek walls to climb they got a fairly well done up patrol and old hilux, they couldn't do it and they've done a lot of 4x4ing. so i think they're going to try and test it out pretty well, funny thing is i haven't even got the thing yet. but beening a landy, always in good hands