Boost alloy ID (and suitability for a 110?)
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I may be wrong, but I thought there was a discussion before about the load rating on some alloys , that made them unfit for 110's.
As I say may be wrong , Maybe someone will be along later who can add more info on which ones if any are OK/NOK.
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As I say may be wrong , Maybe someone will be along later who can add more info on which ones if any are OK/NOK.
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Yep, that's what im after - ive read before that, for example, stock landrover discovery alloys are ok for the 90, but not for the 110.
"Deep dish" are ok for the 110, and so are "Boost" (as far as ive read!) but, with names like "Boost" and "Deep" being branded about, i have not so much confidence! : ) What im after is someone who actually knows about these things to cast their eye over them and give me the "yay" or "nay".
"Deep dish" are ok for the 110, and so are "Boost" (as far as ive read!) but, with names like "Boost" and "Deep" being branded about, i have not so much confidence! : ) What im after is someone who actually knows about these things to cast their eye over them and give me the "yay" or "nay".
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Do they not have a loadrating stamped on them? tbh I have never looked at my alloys on the Disco 2 to see if they have.
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I have the same wheels on my 90, I seem to believe the grey with silver rim was the tomb raider edition wheel or something, but I may be wrong.
the way I see it is that Im pretty certain my 90 weighs 1600kg with a payload of 700kg, and the boost alloys come stock so must of been tested to take at least 2300kg, aslong as your 110 doesn't weigh more than that I cant see they would be a problem, I'm not an expert though so cant guarantee im correct
the way I see it is that Im pretty certain my 90 weighs 1600kg with a payload of 700kg, and the boost alloys come stock so must of been tested to take at least 2300kg, aslong as your 110 doesn't weigh more than that I cant see they would be a problem, I'm not an expert though so cant guarantee im correct
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110s were supplied with Boost wheels from the factory in some cases, so they must be OK. Having said that, it's hard to tell if that's a Land Rover approved wheel or a cheap copy, so it's a bit hit and miss!
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