Just purchased 2001 LR series 2.
Winching
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If you are running 18in rims I would recommend going with a 265/60r18. That's around 30.5in. That is the size I have on my stock height 04, and they fit perfect with no rubbing at all. Ofcourse this is with newer springs that aren't worn out and droopy. So if yours are worn out then it might be a tighter fit.
And if you get a matching spare then it is the biggest you can fit without modifying or flipping the spare carrier.
And if you get a matching spare then it is the biggest you can fit without modifying or flipping the spare carrier.
Last edited by Madlands; Jul 19, 2013 at 10:28 AM.
Baja
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From: Georgia, USA
There's a faq on discoweb that lists tire sizess from stock to various lifts.
Just an fyi, the Land Rover Series II ended production in 1961. You have a Discovery II or Discovery Series II.
Just an fyi, the Land Rover Series II ended production in 1961. You have a Discovery II or Discovery Series II.
Last edited by antichrist; Jul 19, 2013 at 11:29 AM.
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From: Denver, Colorado
Oh, these Newbees!!!!!!
What will you be using the truck for, Are you still on the original suspension?
Have you looked at my major service list, especially the front drive shaft issue?
What will you be using the truck for, Are you still on the original suspension?
Have you looked at my major service list, especially the front drive shaft issue?
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