Nice wheels.
Do they rub on the strut?
Mine only has about 1/2" gap.
245 might work but anything larger would.
How's the ride.
I would like to go up to 245 / 75r16.
Just remember the load rating needs to be high. The conti stock tyres are 120! Minimum us 116 on the rear.
Cheers James
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AWD L2H3 camper: worth lifting?
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Re: AWD L2H3 camper: worth lifting?
by JamesHow » Thu Jun 03, 2021 2:13 pm
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Re: AWD L2H3 camper: worth lifting?
by thebarber » Thu Jun 03, 2021 3:33 pm
No rub as such, but still might put the spacer in if I can be arsed.
Tyre noise isn't an issue , it's a campervan so worse than that going on.
Tyres are 225/75/16 on black rhino Havasu.
Tyre noise isn't an issue , it's a campervan so worse than that going on.
Tyres are 225/75/16 on black rhino Havasu.
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Re: AWD L2H3 camper: worth lifting?
by hughesyn » Fri Jun 04, 2021 1:21 pm
Now that is a nice looking van!
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Re: AWD L2H3 camper: worth lifting?
by Funkyjazzlover » Sun Jun 13, 2021 9:21 pm
thebarber wrote:These seem canny...
https://www.roguealloy.co.uk/
225/70/16 &225/75/16
With the promise of no rub
It does.
After saying I wouldn't, I suspect I'm going to be replacing rims now. Running 18s for the duration seems like it'll be more hassle than it's worth.
Edit: just realised I've missed a page of posts. I'm now caught up.
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