Modular steels size

[ned]

I actually wanted modulars but these Weller's came up at a good price locally,

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Fitting 225 70 r15 tyres (my wheels are 15" )

If you scroll down the page on the link I posted it explains the et offset, if you have 8j your wheels are 8" wide and are going to protrude the arches N

[ned]

The picture of the wheel on the van was so I could get the measurement for the centres. N

[Bob2v]

They look cool these r mine still got 2 b drilled

I actually wanted modulars but these Weller's came up at a good price locally,

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Fitting 225 70 r15 tyres (my wheels are 15" )

If you scroll down the page on the link I posted it explains the et offset, if you have 8j your wheels are 8" wide and are going to protrude the arches N

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[ned]

tyres fitted as well, are they 16's? They will go on the transit studs but the studs won't be centred in the hole hence why the need redrilling, where aboits are you in this big bad world. N

[Bob2v]

8) tyres fitted as well, are they 16's? They will go on the transit studs but the studs won't be centred in the hole hence why the need redrilling, where aboits are you in this big bad world. N

There 5x165.1 I need 5x160 lol 205/55/16 fit like a dream and portsmouth and u ?

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[ned]

Me I'm in cheshire, member mutley has a jig for redrilling but he's London way, you can make your own jig, I'll try and find the post. N

[Bob2v]

Me I'm in cheshire, member mutley has a jig for redrilling but he's London way, you can make your own jig, I'll try and find the post. N

Ok m8 cheers

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[ned]

I can't find the post now but I did lift this image from it awile ago

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Basically the studs bolt to the landrover pcd holes and there are 5 X 3mm holes at the 160 pcd, so you bolt the jig to the wheel and drill through the 3mm hole so you then have a pilot hole in the wheel to drill it at the correct diameter for the transits studs. N

[Bob2v]

I can't find the post now but I did lift this image from it awile ago

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Basically the studs bolt to the landrover pcd holes and there are 5 X 3mm holes at the 160 pcd, so you bolt the jig to the wheel and drill through the 3mm hole so you then have a pilot hole in the wheel to drill it at the correct diameter for the transits studs. N

Oh I'll look in to that so u puttin arches on the van with the wheels ?

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[ned]

For now I'm just going to add a strip of rubber on the arch to keep them legal, once I get a few days off and have decided of I 100% like them then I might either cut the arches and weld in extra steel or get some 4X4 plastic arch extensions.

Just need to have a 65mm hole drilled in the steel centre disc to make them hubcentric for the transit. N

[Bob2v]

For now I'm just going to add a strip of rubber on the arch to keep them legal, once I get a few days off and have decided of I 100% like them then I might either cut the arches and weld in extra steel or get some 4X4 plastic arch extensions.

Just need to have a 90mm hole drilled in the steel centre disc to make them hubcentric for the transit. N

I don't think 1s i got ant as deep as ur 1s ? If mine sticks out I might sale them

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[ned]

It'll look mean sticking out they might not be too bad with 205 tyres on, maybe 10mm wider then the arch which will look pretty N

[Bob2v]

It'll look mean sticking out they might not be too bad with 205 tyres on, maybe 10mm wider then the arch which will look pretty N

I just hope it ant alot lol it shouldn't really

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[Jim Archer]

If you don't want the steering to go all to cock, the new ET must equal the old ET plus 1/2 the tyre bead width increase at the rim. E.g swap standard Transit 6 1/2" in place of 5 1/2" and the ET is 6mm greater to compensate.

If it doesn't the steering geometry will need altering to suit if you don't want odd behaviour and tyre wear.

Jim

[Bob2v]

If you don't want the steering to go all to cock, the new ET must equal the old ET plus 1/2 the tyre bead width increase at the rim. E.g swap standard Transit 6 1/2" in place of 5 1/2" and the ET is 6mm greater to compensate.

If it doesn't the steering geometry will need altering to suit if you don't want odd behaviour and tyre wear.

Jim

Mmm I see how it go 4 a while

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