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    285/75/R16 Tyres

    Hi i just purchased a set of 285/75/R16 mud tyres for my disco and i have a 2 inch spring lift but they are still rubbing on body would i be better off going for a 4 inch spring lift or modifying the body just wondering if anyone has had the same issue ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Disco_1 View Post
    Hi i just purchased a set of 285/75/R16 mub tyres for my disco and i have a 2 inch spring lift but they are still rubbing on body would i be better off going for a 4 inch spring lift or modifying the body just wondering if anyone has had the same issue ?
    You'll have to cut a fair bit.

    You'll need flares !

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    2" body lift might help, i wouldnt spring lift much more...

    you need fender trims and flares..

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    you can get away with 33's with only a 2'' lift once you have cut the guards and fitted flares, but it might be easyer to just do a body lift then fit flares...


    TIM.

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    ditto above and off set rims -20mm to -25mm max so you dont have the turning circle of the titanic

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    Before doing big lifts like body lift, check with local transport regs as they change all the time.
    Body lift is good but take into account affects they have in terms of high centre of gravity, brake lines extensions, headlight heights for forward vision, airbag impact sensor effects and rear vision for reversing etc.
    Plus handling of heavily lifted rig around corners is even more tricky than a standard Disco.
    Food for thought.

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    hello

    Quote Originally Posted by Disco_1 View Post
    Hi i just purchased a set of 285/75/R16 mud tyres for my disco and i have a 2 inch spring lift but they are still rubbing on body would i be better off going for a 4 inch spring lift or modifying the body just wondering if anyone has had the same issue ?
    HI Just wondering how you went with the 285s looking at putting them on my D1, any negatives re performance and any issues with gears etc?

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    285 x 75 16 ...... -25 offset Rims...
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