benpalmer · May 30, 2011

http://www.flickr.com/photos/63501747@N02/5777415381/ (tried to upload not sure it worked).

Does any body know what model wheels these are? I'm trying to determine if they strong enough to take a Defender 110.

I'm told they are Discovery wheels.

Thanks,
Ben

arienol · May 30, 2011

Look like they're from a 200 Tdi.

barmatt · May 30, 2011

arienol said:
Look like they're from a 200 Tdi.

^^^wot he said^^^

buckshot · May 30, 2011

200tdi disco definetly

benpalmer · May 30, 2011

Thanks, I'm guessing they won't be up to the job then.

buckshot · May 30, 2011

benpalmer said:
Thanks, I'm guessing they won't be up to the job then.

what job is that ?

squizzel · May 30, 2011

I had a range rover classic with those on, the wheel center had ranger written through it. Dont know if this is of any help, we got the classic when it was 4 years old in 1993 and they were on it then.

mark

barmatt · May 30, 2011

squizzel said:
I had a range rover classic with those on, the wheel center had ranger written through it. Dont know if this is of any help, we got the classic when it was 4 years old in 1993 and they were on it then.

mark

as has been said they're definitley of a 200 disco, rrc and disco 1 wheels are interchangeable. Check my avatar I have rrc wheels on mine

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benpalmer · May 30, 2011

I'm looking to stick them on a Defender 110, but i know some of the disco wheels won't carry the load of a 110 however some newer ones will, was hoping these were the newer one!

alex8882 · May 30, 2011

i've seen 300tdi defenders with disco alloys on

Matt TDi · May 30, 2011

Yeah, but the alloys are only rated to a certain load. The 110's capacity exceeds that.

GRATCH · May 30, 2011

alex8882 said:
i've seen 300tdi defenders with disco alloys on

90 defenders are ok, 110 defenders can carry more weight than the alloys are rated for.

buckshot · May 30, 2011

benpalmer said:
I'm looking to stick them on a Defender 110, but i know some of the disco wheels won't carry the load of a 110 however some newer ones will, was hoping these were the newer one!

unless you are doing comp safari or towing well over your tow limit wont be any problem. as long as they fit over the hub cap/flange

Matt TDi · May 30, 2011

GRATCH said:
90 defenders are ok, 110 defenders can carry more weight than the alloys are rated for.

Slow old coont aintcha

buckshot · May 30, 2011

GRATCH said:
90 defenders are ok, 110 defenders can carry more weight than the alloys are rated for.

so why do they fit alloys on 110's then? guess i better get shot of my original LR alloys off my 110 then

Matt TDi · May 30, 2011

buckshot said:
so why do they fit alloys on 110's then? guess i better get shot of my original LR alloys off my 110 then

IIRC Buck, the 110 alloys do have a higher rating?

GRATCH · May 30, 2011

buckshot said:
so why do they fit alloys on 110's then? guess i better get shot of my original LR alloys off my 110 then

Ya silly old coont. Defender alloys are fine on 90 or 110. Discovery alloys aren't rated for 110.:doh:

buckshot · May 30, 2011

Matt TDi said:
IIRC Buck, the 110 alloys do have a higher rating?

yeah well i'm still ****ed then cuz they were swapped with the same that were on my 90 before the salvage lorry pick the 90 up (ones on the 110 were well grotty lacquor and paint flacking)

Matt TDi · May 30, 2011

How heavy are you?

buckshot · May 30, 2011

Matt TDi said:
How heavy are you?

fook off! mind yer own biz

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