22" Wheels on a P38?

Boydonegood

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Essex Lad

• Nov 10, 2006

• #1

Hi all
Just a real quick one,as hopeing for a reply before i loose them...Does the "Range Rover mark 2,range Rover Sport,and X5" wheels fit if i buy nuts and the "rings" Cheers Tel

 

clutchdust

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• Nov 12, 2006

• #2

yes they do fit although with 22's you'll probably have clearance problems, I've seen a P38 with 19's from a 2002 rangie and they were tight in the arches

 

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rob@tts

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• Nov 12, 2006

• #3

Ive got some on my dse. Have a look ebay item - 330043767531. Ive decided to keep it now though.

It doesnt rub at all at any height.

 

Boydonegood

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• Nov 13, 2006

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Cheers for the replies guys!
The 22's look well on the P38 i think....Rob can i ask if you have fitted the rings and new nuts? Have found both on Ebay for £65 +p+p...
They dont rub on low suspension? I have a height limit bar to creep under at work,and i reckon with 22's and low suspension it will fit,provided i can creep forward.....On Normal height it may be a bit high..
Thanks all!
Tel

 

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rob@tts

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• Nov 13, 2006

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Well The alloys came with their own special longer wheelnuts (not sure if only Oz the makers of these wheels do this). And as far as i know i havnt any rings fitted , but i could be wrong though i just got a garage to sort it all out.

Hope that helps.

 

James_Autobiography

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• Nov 15, 2006

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I am running 20" Stormer alloys on mine with the Spigot rings (required for 2002 on alloys). I decided to run with 275/45/20 tres this has made no difference to ride quality that you will deffinatly get by running 22".

Before I got these wheels I did plenty of reasearch and ive read quite a lot about having to remove the front mud guards if you use 22" so choose tyre size carefully to get around this.

My 20s slightly graze the front mud flaps at full lock, but on the up side I have tyres that dont spoil the ride quality that the P38 is renowned for.

James