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dunroof Member Since: 24 Nov 2010 Location: <> Yes, still being stalked by another member! Posts: 1785 |
They wont - different offset. |
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23rd Feb 2011 5:56 pm |
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blacklr Member Since: 30 Jan 2011 Location: West Posts: 110 |
what's the offset range for LR2? |
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23rd Feb 2011 5:58 pm |
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shaunmilburn Member Since: 07 Oct 2010 Location: mansfield Posts: 11 |
Darn it. Thanks |
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23rd Feb 2011 6:03 pm |
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chicken george Member Since: 05 Dec 2007 Location: N. Yorks Posts: 13291 |
adapters available for a price
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23rd Feb 2011 6:18 pm |
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andw Member Since: 07 Nov 2010 Location: brookwood surrey Posts: 117 |
dont forget that tyes might be wrong giving the wrong speedo in extream cases the roling circumferance must match the manufactures size. also your insurance company may well charge extra for a modified vehicle or refuse to pay out if they dont get told |
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23rd Feb 2011 7:59 pm |
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dunroof Member Since: 24 Nov 2010 Location: <> Yes, still being stalked by another member! Posts: 1785 |
There is a lot of debate surrounding alloys and tyres. You have to watch the speed and weight rating. In essence, if they are LR parts supplied as new with the vehicle, not a problem, but if they differ, you must always okay it with your insurance or face them not paying out if something happens. I can't see them paying out if you have RR alloys/tyres on the vehicle. If nothing else, they may claim it threw the steering geometry out and led or part led to the accident. |
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23rd Feb 2011 8:22 pm |
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