steel wheels pics

I've gone for 16/7 black moduars I'll put some pics up later love them

Best choice imo, but im biased.lol

Whats wrong with alloys?
Got these cheap off fleabay.

natas said:

Whats wrong with alloys?
Got these cheap off fleabay.

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Go to a quite high jump or hit a bump really really hard and you'll wonder why you see bits of alloy and tire on the ground and your skidding on the chassis

dunno how else to post pictures lol, well ive got drums on the rear so cant fit alloys anyway

200tdi ayre said:

dunno how else to post pictures lol, well ive got drums on the rear so cant fit alloys anyway

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Yes you can.
LR alloys (including the centre-cap) fit with spacers and aftermarket (such as ZU's) fit with drums or discs.

The Isle of Man said:

Go to a quite high jump or hit a bump really really hard and you'll wonder why you see bits of alloy and tire on the ground and your skidding on the chassis

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Is this common?

I go off road allot, would suck if my wheels packed it in!

ooh i know they fit with spacers but dont fully trust them and dent really need the offset and id possibly get zu's if not for the cost

The Isle of Man said:

Go to a quite high jump or hit a bump really really hard and you'll wonder why you see bits of alloy and tire on the ground and your skidding on the chassis

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i think you would have to worry about what else your breaking if you go jumping your landrover

natas said:

Is this common?

I go off road allot, would suck if my wheels packed it in!

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They can fail much more easily, they may be lighter and give better MPG but you hit a rock at speed or drop the wheels at a height, then you can bend or snap the alloy wheels. If I was you, if you do a lot offroading I would invest in some steel wheels!

The Isle of Man said:

They can fail much more easily, they may be lighter and give better MPG but you hit a rock at speed or drop the wheels at a height, then you can bend or snap the alloy wheels. If I was you, if you do a lot offroading I would invest in some steel wheels!

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Thanks.

wiltshire landyman said:

i think you would have to worry about what else your breaking if you go jumping your landrover

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Depends what parts you have put on! I have seen a land rover jump a 5ft foot jump at about 20mph and land really badly but the the Land Rover was fine although I would never jump my Land Rover and I think if you kept doing it it would deffently break something

Litch said:

Yes you can.
LR alloys (including the centre-cap) fit with spacers and aftermarket (such as ZU's) fit with drums or discs.

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fitted standard disco 200tdi alloys to my 110 till i got my wellers sorted. centre caps didnt go on but only needed 5mm spacers for the front (due to the large hub) and nothing for the drums at the rear.

a lot of what you read on here is more about the load rating of the alloy itself, boost alloys are the only ones that seem to be recommended (load rated) for the 110 but not sure about 90s

The Isle of Man said:

Depends what parts you have put on! I have seen a land rover jump a 5ft foot jump at about 20mph and land really badly but the the Land Rover was fine although I would never jump my Land Rover and I think if you kept doing it it would deffently break something

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Keep the clutch in and the only thing really at risk is your shocks and springs.

Relatively cheap and easy fixes