SES88

Well-Known Member

• Nov 2, 2014

• #1

I know it's been done before, however can't for the life of me find pics...

I know RealBeale may have some... Anyone else...

(5 spoke rally speedlines in white are my perfect solution but too expensive, looking at cheap alternatives to standard wheels and modulars)

 

Arctic2

Well-Known Member

• Nov 3, 2014

• #2

I have evolution wheels on my FL 1 recently hoping I am reading right Evo as these below

 

Diesel Do

Well-Known Member

• Nov 3, 2014

• #3

Think he means mitsubishi lancer evo
I looked at em. I ended up going with the jeep ones cos they were half the price

 

Diesel Do

Well-Known Member

• Nov 3, 2014

• #4

These are what I really wanted!

 

SES88

Well-Known Member

• Nov 3, 2014

• #5

Yep, Mitsubishi Evo 5 wheels... Made by OZ

 

Arctic2

Well-Known Member

• Nov 3, 2014

• #6

SES88 said:

Yep, Mitsubishi Evo 5 wheels... Made by OZ

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Ahhh right sorry

 

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Rscabrio

Member

• Nov 3, 2014

• #7

I pm ya a pic on facebook mate

 

RealBeale

Active Member

• Nov 3, 2014

• #8

Looking at these next, Compomotives...........

 

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SES88

Well-Known Member

• Nov 3, 2014

• #9

RealBeale said:

Looking at these next, Compomotives...........

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Would love them!

 

The Mad Hat Man

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LZIR Despatch Agent

• Nov 3, 2014

• #10

surely Evo wheels arent rated correctly for a freelander?

 

RealBeale

Active Member

• Nov 4, 2014

• #11

The Mad Hat Man said:

surely Evo wheels arent rated correctly for a freelander?

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I can't see any problem. They use them for racing and rallying on the Evo's so I'd say they'd be plenty tough enough for use on a Freelander, especially when most Freelanders will never leave the tarmac.

 

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Bolsover

New Member

• Nov 5, 2014

• #12

RealBeale said:

I can't see any problem. They use them for racing and rallying on the Evo's so I'd say they'd be plenty tough enough for use on a Freelander, especially when most Freelanders will never leave the tarmac.

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Isn't it more to do with the weight rating of the wheel rather than the "toughness"?

 

SES88

Well-Known Member

• Nov 5, 2014

• #13

Bolsover said:

Isn't it more to do with the weight rating of the wheel rather than the "toughness"?

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To be fair, a Freelander is no heavier than a family saloon car, its only with things like 110/130's where you're going to have issues with load ratings

 

Winu

Active Member

• Nov 5, 2014

• #14

To be fair, a Freelander is no heavier than a family saloon car

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well, some are...

 

RealBeale

Active Member

• Nov 5, 2014

• #15

Standard Td4 3dr hard top is around 1555kg. Evo IV GSR is 1345kg. As my 3dr Td4's have had most of the heaviest parts removed from their interiors (and also taking into account I have added a rollcage) I have still shaved around 100kg off the overall weight - even more when I get round to fitting the fibreglass bonnets and tailgates. Also taking into account that the Evo wheels were designed to cope not only with the weight of the car, but also the rigours of racing/rallying too.

 

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