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| cradgebank Member Since: 30 Dec 2008 Location: Nottingham Posts: 308   
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Straight swap, just need to change to steel wheel nuts, as you have suggested.
Oh and have the wheels painted white, before the Defender Fashion Police catch you  Richard
Either a 90, 110 or 130. Discovery 5 |
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25th Nov 2011 12:04am |
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| farmer giles Member Since: 09 Feb 2011 Location: worcestershire Posts: 1299 
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WHITE WRITING ON THE INSIDE - LAW 12.3C  |
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25th Nov 2011 9:51am |
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| JSG Member Since: 12 Jul 2007 Location: Berkshire Posts: 2412 
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Straight swop - stud length is fine and black is cool
 John
http://www.hampshire4x4response.co.uk 2011 Tdci 110 CSW XS |
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25th Nov 2011 1:48pm |
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| stevie d Member Since: 09 Nov 2009 Location: Bishops Stortford Posts: 342 
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Wolfs are great wheels. My son managed to spin the Defender in the wet, side swipe a high kerb, knock most the air out of the Tyres - I had to brush the concrete dust off the rims, pump up the tyres and carry on.
Steve  Defender 90 TD5 Station Wagon
Discovery 3 HSE BMW 330i Coupe |
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25th Nov 2011 5:40pm |
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| Romadog Member Since: 07 Jul 2011 Location: Powys Posts: 1749 |
Re Wolf wheels some companies on their websites and on internet shopping sites ar advertising these at fairly reasonable rates. The picture shows a genuine rim with stamped markings etc. Well this is not what arrives. Instead you get Britpart chinese copies with no markings. Also the steel was pitted , looking like used ones that had been resprayed !
There is no evidence in their adverts that the wheels are not genuine and the LR part number is quoted. Just a warning to others who are thinking of purchasing this way. I've now ordered them from my local dealer for a small amount more. |
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15th Dec 2011 6:16pm |
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| NinetyTD4 Member Since: 22 Apr 2011 Location: North Posts: 397  
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The problem with faked wolfs is an old one. Always make sure you get wheels marked with ANR4583! There are some real dangerous copies out there.
And back to the question - simply swap it, use the steel whell nuts and keep in mind that torque on the steel nuts on the heavy duty wolf is higher (170 lb/ft instead of 130) . Never forget: cars have owner, Landrover have field service personnel. |
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16th Dec 2011 9:24am |
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| lrMike Member Since: 26 Feb 2010 Location: Athens Posts: 177 
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Excellent combination Dean !!
I tried it on mine and it works perfect on mud!! The looks are great too!! Click image to enlarge Mike |
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16th Dec 2011 12:17pm |
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