Those wouldn't fit without modification. Notice the hub has clearance for 5 flange bolts, the series rover has 6. Would be easy enough to do/have done but why not just buy the right part to begin with?
Jason T.
Not sure I understand WHY Galf wants the wheels spaced. Clearance, appearance, what exactly?
The further apart your wheels get from the frame rails, the tighter you can adjust your steering. Then maybe, just maybe, you can make a U-turn without stopping traffic for a 100 point turn.
Helps handling a bit and looks kewl too. But that last one is an opinion.
Assuming that TimSmith is Galf's spokesman, okay then.
The reason I ask, is that I have some 15 rims that are Dick Cepek, reversed, they are wider than normal, AND offset to the outboard side of the frame rails. They have this part number stamped in them: 272309
I want to get rid of them, if anyone is interested. They have 31 10.50R15's on them with 95% tread. If you are interested, I will email pics, let me know.
"I can't believe I'm sitting here, completely surrounded by no beer!" -Onslow
Assuming that TimSmith is Galf's spokesman, okay then.
The reason I ask, is that I have some 15 rims that are Dick Cepek, reversed, they are wider than normal, AND offset to the outboard side of the frame rails. They have this part number stamped in them: 272309
I want to get rid of them, if anyone is interested. They have 31 10.50R15's on them with 95% tread. If you are interested, I will email pics, let me know.
A Land Rover would never turn up to collect an Oscar. It'd be far too busy doing something important, somewhere, for someone."
Those wouldn't fit without modification. Notice the hub has clearance for 5 flange bolts, the series rover has 6. Would be easy enough to do/have done but why not just buy the right part to begin with?
Jason T.
I have Discovery steel wheels on my 1966 109 SW. If these will fit the Disco. series I then they should fit a series truck. It maybe cheaper to get the Wolf wheels or maybe not.
Jim Wolf
Elvenwood Kennel
I have Discovery steel wheels on my 1966 109 SW. If these will fit the Disco. series I then they should fit a series truck. It maybe cheaper to get the Wolf wheels or maybe not.
Jim Wolf
Elvenwood Kennel
Jim, I agree that steel disco I wheels fit a series just fine but I'm referring to the wheel spacers you posted the link to. Check out the machined portion that fit's over the hub. It has 5 cutouts for the axle drive flange where a series truck has a 6 bolt pattern on the drive flange. These won't fit without being modified.
Jason T.
You are quite correct about the part number. I do not know the era, but there was a time when Dick Cepek and others would take the 16" rim, and mount it on a 15", deep dish ring, as an aftermarket thing. I believe that the ring got shrunk down because of the waste from removing it from the 16" ring.
The rims and tires that I have for sale are 15's, if anyone is interested.
"I can't believe I'm sitting here, completely surrounded by no beer!" -Onslow
Assuming that TimSmith is Galf's spokesman, okay then...
I can't begin to tell you how much Galf would not want me as a spokes person.
Didn't mean to sound like that
Originally posted by Rineheitzgabot
...The reason I ask, is that I have some 15 rims that are Dick Cepek, reversed, they are wider than normal, AND offset to the outboard side of the frame rails. They have this part number stamped in them: 272309
I want to get rid of them, if anyone is interested. They have 31 10.50R15's on them with 95% tread. If you are interested, I will email pics, let me know.
If this were a few months ago, I would have been all over those wheels! Oh well.
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