Thread: RR L322 Wheels on P38

Speedy Wheels (or wheelz?) for the spigot collar, and ebay or your local LR workshop for nuts, be prepared to spend up on nuts, they aren't exactly cheap.

Cheers
Will

Originally Posted by MR LR jnr.

Speedy Wheels (or wheelz?) for the spigot collar, and ebay or your local LR workshop for nuts, be prepared to spend up on nuts, they aren't exactly cheap.

Cheers
Will

Thanks Will, can you confirm that I just need L322 nuts? Cheers.

Yeah all you need for the conversion are the nuts and the collars. You WILL need a new wheelbrace too you'd look a bit silly with a flat and the old one haha, this can and IMO should be improvised with a 6 point socket in the right size and breaker ba, or better still a torque wrench.

Cheers
Will

Try eBay UK too.

RANGE ROVER P38 WHEEL ADAPTER SET TO FIT L322 WHEELS

Land Rover, Range Rover 02-05, alloy wheel nut set x20 | eBay

Just make sure you get the right nuts for your wheels. They changed through the life of the LM/L322.

Originally Posted by gt0336

Ive got a set of 19" Wheels off an 04 L322, that I would like to fit to my 95 P38 HSE. Does anyone know where is OZ I can get a set of spigot reducer rings and lug nuts to fit at a good price? Cheers.

Can someone explain to me please the reason for this obsession with ever larger wheels, given that the overall diameter of the wheel+tyre needs to remain approx the same as for a 16" setup ...which means a lower side wall for 19" tyres with consequent degradation in ride quality and questionable improvement in handling...sorry...I don't get it

Its a trendy look. Some people like stickers or extra chrome or black rims. Sort of like when everyone used to wear dunlop volleys or addidas rome's in the early 80's... ya know, fashion... ultimately, I think its a bling (dress up) thing!

It's exactly that - like the lads who put 22" wheels on their dual cab utes, purely fashion! Each to their own I say, if they like it good on them!

I put 18" RRS wheels on my P38A 'cos they were new and came with new road tyres (as opposed to all-terrains) for a price similar to what I could buy 2 road tyres alone. And they are much quieter than my 16" rims with Cooper ST tyres.