big si
Well-Known Member
They are 60mm each per side ,no make on them but appear to be well machined ,I bought them in error a while back on ebay ,I wanted smaller as i had a set of alloys I wanted to use as they had decent tyres on that wouldn't fit my modulars but after a couple of weeks I noticed the sidewalls were all cracking up at which point my brother donated the modulars and tyres from his disco to me so I removed them as the protrusion outside the arches would have been quite large with 265's on.
big si
Well-Known Member
I can't deliver em mate as i can barely afford to run my 90 local cos she's drinking like a fish that's why i'm selling stuff, they don't have the hubcentric lip on them mate so i'd say not .I will put some pictures on tomorrow mate as it's a right pain to get to them at the moment.
Mr Noisy
Coming in your ears.
On a side note, you don't need hub centric when you run nuts.
The studs are fixed, and the nuts locate the wheels onto the studs. It's different with bolts because the whole bolts can wobble around on the threads basically.
Ok ok I wouldn't advise doing 120mph+ without spigots, but on a land rover the PCD is so big and the studs and so hefty it isn't actually a necessity.
Cheers.
The studs are fixed, and the nuts locate the wheels onto the studs. It's different with bolts because the whole bolts can wobble around on the threads basically.
Ok ok I wouldn't advise doing 120mph+ without spigots, but on a land rover the PCD is so big and the studs and so hefty it isn't actually a necessity.
Cheers.
biggeeeee
Retired - Living the dream
Check the thread date, they were put up for sale in 2012, good chance the spacers have been recycled and now contain some sort of soft drink :crazy:
