HannahLandRover
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We have a Defender 110 and are hoping to put Discovery 2 wheels on our defender axels, but the at the moment they are not fiting without expensive spaces, so we were wondering if there was a cheap alternative?
Defender 110 help on axels!?
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Langers
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Get wheels which fit your vehicle? 
HannahLandRover
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i can see where you are coming from but we have already been there, but we are looking for a cheaper opition for spacer.
HannahLandRover
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its not a coach though!
jamesmartin
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there isnt either wheels that fit or adapter spacer
HannahLandRover
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ok thank you, do you know anywhere i can get a set cheaper than £300?
jamesmartin
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you dont want to be too cheap there fairly important and if you do get them locktite nuts holding spacer to hub on passenger side
hughesy
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Why do you want to do this? It is very bad taste indeed and will look extremely silly.
landroverjack
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Get some standard steel defender rims? 2nd hand off ebay they are almost nothing.
landroverjack
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Make sure they are tubeless though, don't know where you are but you can try these guys
L W Vass Ltd
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bobbler
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why does it have to be d2 rims? for the price of d2 wheels and spacers you could get a nice set of boost alloys that would fit straight on if thats what floats your boat and less risk of ruining wheel bearings etc.
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