Wizard
Is a mm enough ? I have I reckon atleast 4 mm on my GOE rims.Originally Posted by scomac
What about getting the angle grinder out and taking a millimeter off the caliper
With only a mm you might find that all sorts of noise will come from that area with any little bits of mud or sand findings it's way in.
GOE rims is the only way for me.
Brett....
Master
Yeah I know the GOE rims are the go Brett, I was just hoping that someone was going to come up with a miracle of how to get my fantasy to come true. I was really looking forward to seeing those nice RRS rims on.
And the finance dept not keen to spend the 2K+ on the GOE's. Need to work on that.
Fossicker
just added these to my D4 courtesy of GOE. shod with Pirelli Scorpion. Fitting was no problem.
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And no one ****ing picks it....
You can't fit RRS rims to a D4 legally anyway - don't meet weight rating...
Dammit....
Not necessarily the case Tombie. Seems the more recent RRS wheels have the same rating as the D3/D4 wheels. There was a thread on here a few weeks ago with someone trying to sell their RRS wheels, and he proved the weight rating was right.
Thank you Mr Luck...
Perhaps LR has rationalised their inventory...
Fossicker
Ozzy tyres told me today they they have some KMC rims that they gaurentee will fit a D4. Nice looking rim, has anyone had experience with these? Not sure on load rating ?
The MOD Father
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The 3 or 4 I looked at the specs for had a load rating of 2200lbs (~1000kg), so meet the required rating. They also have a legal offset. However, they seem to start at 19"?
What style/size have you been offered?
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