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does anyone know if the rims from my 130cc fit onto a series 3 or is there a stud pattern difference. Just asking so that i don't pull a wheel off and try (for no reason)if someone already knows.
Thanks Adam
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If you own a 130cc, is it not possible to measure it yourself ?
Why not just stick a piece of paper up to it and find out? Regardless of anyone's opinions, a trial fit is warranted... maybe even the studs or nuts might not be compatible!
hi Randall
The temp here was 37 C (98.6 F) so the last thing i really wanted to do was stand in the sun and swap tyres the other reason I was asking is because
35" tyres won't fit under a standard series so i would have had to pull out the tyre irons and break the bead as to the information that is provided by other members i am yet to have been given incorrect info (one of the reasons i love this forum). Thanks for the paper idea i had not thaught of this and will probabily give this a shot before doing a trial fit.
Adam
__________________ " In rivers and bad government the lightest things flow to the top" Johnny Cash
If they are steel wheels and the same as what's on a 90 or 110, then yes they will fit. Defender and D1 bolt patterns are the same as Series rovers at least as far back as series II's.
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Tom Rowe
Atlanta, GA
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If they are steel wheels and the same as what's on a 90 or 110, then yes they will fit. Defender and D1 bolt patterns are the same as Series rovers at least as far back as series II's.
I wasn't trying to be a smart-ass... sorry... it was late and ... anyway... I've done the paper thing before and it worked for me... I HATE taking off the tyres!
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Randall
Series 1 - 1957 Station Wagon - 88" - LHD - petrol
Hi Randall all cool I was just being lazy I mean why work when you can ask a question.
Anyway the answer so that it's here is a bit like this.
A non factory steel rim will fit. In Aus it a Sunrasier or ROH rim
A rim from a 130 fits but the studs need to be replaced with longer ones as the rim is a thicker steel that the origional from a series 3.
So a bit of everyone was right.
Adam
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Regardless of anyone's opinions, a trial fit is warranted... maybe even the studs or nuts might not be compatible!
... anyway... I've done the paper thing before and it worked for me... I HATE taking off the tyres!
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