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DougLD
4th September 2008, 05:33 PM
Hi All
I have been thinking about fitting disco rims to our Aussie Swag Camper at the moment i have Toyota 15" what is involved in the conversion we have a older version with a solid axle.
Regards
Doug
LandyAndy
4th September 2008, 09:57 PM
Hi Doug
More info needed.D1 or D2???? Brakes or no brakes.
Andrew
DougLD
5th September 2008, 04:08 AM
Hi LandyAndy
We have a D2 & the camper has brakes fitted.
Regards
Doug
Redback
5th September 2008, 09:52 AM
Call these guys, i've tried places in NSW, they won't do it, seems it's too hard:twisted:
Discount trailer parts at Marshall Engineering (http://www.marshall-eng.com.au/)
Baz.
DougLD
12th September 2008, 05:45 PM
Hi Redback
Thanks for the info i will contact them next week.
Regards
Doug
LOVEMYRANGIE
12th September 2008, 11:39 PM
Hi All
I have been thinking about fitting disco rims to our Aussie Swag Camper at the moment i have Toyota 15" what is involved in the conversion we have a older version with a solid axle.
Regards
Doug
You will need to change your spindles for a start if they are Toymota spindles. If you have a std type trailer axle, you can get landrover hubs to suit.
You need to find out what axle type you have and see if you can get LR old 5 bolt hubs or the newer pattern with smaller bolt centres.
Have a look at Martin's Trailer Parts (http://www.trailerparts.net.au/).
Be aware that they carry the early LR pattern, but the hubs only suit trailer bearings and are not actual or equivalent LR hubs.
dmdigital
13th September 2008, 06:53 AM
The PCD on the D2 rims is a lot smaller (120mm from memory) so depending on the axle/bearing size you may need to change a lot more than the hub to make it fit. The D1/Defender is OK as it has a 165mm PCD.
LandyAndy
14th September 2008, 04:20 PM
Hi Doug
Plenty of info here when I did my trailer.
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/trailers-vans-campers/40943-off-road-trailer-born.html
Have a read,happy to answer any questions.
Andrew
Redback
16th September 2008, 02:11 PM
Get new brake hubs made to suit your axle in 120 PCD with M14 studs, which are Land Cruiser studs anyway, even though they say 9/16, i'd be fairly confident they will be M14, same as the D2 stud, i can't see toyota using imperial threads on their cars.
Baz.
LandyAndy
18th September 2008, 08:31 PM
Hi Baz
100 Series are 14mm,anything earlier may not be 14mm.My D2 nuts only fitted the 100ser studs when I bought mine for the trailer.
Andrew
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