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wiltshire landyman

wiltshire landyman

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i have now fitted the 35/10.50/16 simex tyres to me lifted 90..ive cut the front and rear of the archs but theese tyres are hooge and im sure there gonna catch still..ive seen some 90s with the normal archs removed and what looks like a flat rubber arch put in place..anyone done this or knows where i can get such an item..ta
 
thats because they are made by a proper manufacturer.

They are a much softer compound though than the insa's. Think you will be lucky to get 10,000 miles out of them. try and get another set of wheels for road use and keep the simex for offroad duties.

Good choice of size by the way.

G
 
wiltshire landyman said:
i have now fitted the 35/10.50/16 simex tyres to me lifted 90..ive cut the front and rear of the archs but theese tyres are hooge and im sure there gonna catch still..ive seen some 90s with the normal archs removed and what looks like a flat rubber arch put in place..anyone done this or knows where i can get such an item..ta
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this is wot i've done,up ar way we call it pit beltin.it is any sort of gud stiff conveyor belt
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