90truckcab
Well-Known Member
these are 900 bar grips off a 101 fc 
ther too big really, and yer steering locks pointless, just foreward and back wards moves good off road tho
they hit the chassis before yer get to half a turn. yer might need spacers, arch spats and the like, is it worth it?
ther too big really, and yer steering locks pointless, just foreward and back wards moves good off road tho they hit the chassis before yer get to half a turn. yer might need spacers, arch spats and the like, is it worth it?
90truckcab
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if yer gorra radial drill or miller and a oxy acet cutter , just make some shackles up to what ever sixe yer fancy
90truckcab
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thers millions of 900 s about if yer look hard enough
Paddocks sell the extened shackles....cheap as chips.but they are amazing
Mine is an ex military landie, so they are already fitted
I want bigger tyres, and am also thinking of a set of parabolics, as i plan to use the 109 for off road.
Spyderman
New Member
I've got 9.00x16 on my 88" series III.
Mods req'd:
Adjust steering stops.
1 Ton Shackles ( Paddocks kit)
Trimmed front wings
Trimmed back of front bumper
removed cross braces under rear tub
slight trim to inside of rear arch
extended bumpstops
Mine are Michelin 9.00x 16 XL on snatch Land Rover rims (tubeless)
Measured at 36.5" tall. Bought from Vass in Ampthill.
They will effect your gearing and make sure your brakes and engine are up to it, they're big and heavy, take a lot to get them rolling and a lot to stop them.
Are they worth it, you bet.
90truckcab
Well-Known Member
yer as spyder says , they take some gerrin going and even worse to stop, ooh, check yer speedo too it kinda chucks it out
it kinda chucks it out
jai_landrover
Well-Known Member
try the 900 club google it on 109's its really not that hard especially if you already have a military chassis with extended shackels and the cut out on the gearbox x member for the propshaft.
Spyderman
New Member
I bought mine as did jai from Vass in Ampthill: Snatch Rims £20 +VAT. Michelin 9.00x16 £40-£80 +VAT each depending on how worn they are. I went for ones at £60 each, hardly worn at all. They fitted them for free.
Ampthill???
fenby1976
New Member
The 1 ton 109" Land-Rovers were fitted with 9.00 x 16 tyres as standard. As far as I know the military 109" Land-Rovers used the same chassis as the 1 ton so I'd guess the 9.00 x 16 tyres would go on without any chassis, suspension or bodywork mods. The 1 ton Land-Rovers did have a lower ratio transfer box to compensate for the taller tyres and higher payload, but I have a feeling the military 109s have a normal transfer box to match the 7.50 x 16 tyres, so they might end up being a bit overgeared on 9.00 x 16s.
That's interesting info. Nice one mate
