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ellard
25th February 2009, 10:13 AM
Hi there all

Quick question for the forum - will the front defender flares fit the rear tub of a 130....

If so has anyone have any pictures.......

Wayne

discowhite
25th February 2009, 11:20 AM
i think they may, but the inner guard part of the flare would need to be cut off.
i may be able to have some photos by tomorrow for you if its not urgent?
my flares are off the 90 and my 130 trailer is at work.

cheers phil

juddy
25th February 2009, 12:52 PM
No they dont fit, well not without a mod. I dont think they ever had them as a option, however i have seen a few with them on, I have a pair from MR Automotive, i think about $240 all in, Matt black to match the front ones, however i have not fitted them yet, have offered them up and there going to take some fitting as each end will need to be pressed very hard while someone drills the clip holes. And the inside of the arch seems to have rounded bits which stick out a bit. I would be intrested to see how you go on, Oh and LR dealer ones are around $300 each... quote rear arches for HCPU.

landychris
25th February 2009, 02:24 PM
G'day Discowhite, just had a look at your 130 trailer shots, what a great job. I too have a 130 trailer, however not set up as a camper but looks great behind my white 06 Defender 110. However, as a practical trailer it's more a labour of love. It was something that I was always going to do some day. Back in 1978 when I bought my first Landy (LWB Series 3) I was going to build a LWB trailer to match. But it took 20 plus years and 17 Landies before I finally got organized a year or two back. I use mine as a general purpose trailer and to carry camping gear. It still has the soft top and frame. I like the idea of flares but not the cost.
landychris

discowhite
26th February 2009, 08:06 AM
defender rear flares WILL fit the 130 tub! ive just checked with mine.
the front flares need too much of the inner guard cutting off to fit where as the rears just need attaching.

photos to follow.

cheers phil

juddy
26th February 2009, 08:25 AM
Did your rear flares fit with ease??

discowhite
26th February 2009, 02:46 PM
easy, there is a gap of 25mm per end if you centeralize the flare. it easily stretches to fit and did not distort the shape of the flare. the inner lip used to attach the flare is the same width as the return on the outter skin of the tub. even some of the rivitts line up. ide just drill a few select ones out and re attach the flare by sandwiching the lot between a panell washer.

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cheers phil

juddy
26th February 2009, 03:49 PM
Yes Phil, i found that too, once in the middle, theres a gap at either end, but with pressure and a bit of jigging should fit, i was supplied the plastic clips, not rivits??

VladTepes
12th February 2010, 10:56 AM
Anyone else fitted fllares to a 130 tub. Are the usual 110 rear flares the way to go ?

Did the gloss vs matt argument ever get sorted out? (i.e. are they the same just 12 months of sun fading later....) ? <-- that question was from another thread but never got answered.

bv73
12th February 2010, 06:53 PM
Anyone else fitted fllares to a 130 tub. Are the usual 110 rear flares the way to go ?

Did the gloss vs matt argument ever get sorted out? (i.e. are they the same just 12 months of sun fading later....) ? <-- that question was from another thread but never got answered.

mine are TJM gloss rear flares , riveted on .

VladTepes
12th February 2010, 09:36 PM
Looks pretty good but ideally I want to match them to the front ones.

bond
5th February 2011, 09:19 PM
Hmm I've got both front and rear sets from a 110 and fitting them both up against the 130 tub, the longer front 110 ones seem to be a much better fit (although they do need trimming)

I'm tempted to trim the front set and fit them, rather than try stretch the rear set.
also those that have fitted the stock flares, -did you guys drill out the rivets in the wheel arch's and re-rivet them with washers?

juddy
6th February 2011, 12:40 PM
Our flairs were fitted using the press in clips, but a few SS fasteners were used on some areas.

cj5350
21st October 2014, 09:03 PM
Dragging up an old thread but 110 rear flares on the 130 rear still the go or is there now a better solution.. ??

ROMAROVER
21st October 2014, 09:15 PM
Dragging up an old thread but 110 rear flares on the 130 rear still the go or is there now a better solution.. ??

FRONT ONES ARE BEST, WITH SLIGHT TRIM AT SAME ANGLE AS ORIGINAL END, FIXED WITH STAINLESS SCREWS INTO GAP BETWEEN TUB PANELS SO NOT SEEN IN TUB.

rangietragic
22nd October 2014, 10:35 AM
Mine are county flares,don't remember front or rear now,not perfect fit but stretched a bit and s/s screws.Once on look fine.

peter_yqm
27th October 2014, 07:13 PM
If you use the normal matt flares from the front and reverse them with near side to offside and the opposite they fit quite well, if a little long
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