wheel adapters

[Tec3394]

I want to put 20 inch rims on my discovery 1. i need to find wheel adapters that will make this happen. i stiull am keeping my stock wheels for when i go offroading but that isnt to often since there really is no places to go on long island. do i have to get custom made ones from a shop or can i order some from a website. i need all the halp i can get....thanks

 

[joey]

Custom is the only way I would know how to do this... This is not a common vehicle, nor a common modification to it.

Remember up until 2000/2001 not many Discoveries were sold in the US, so not many aftermarket item have been made.

http://www.fourfold.org/LR_FAQ/FAQ.3.LR_sales_US.html

 

[Tec3394]

smaller rims...bigger tires

i have realized that it is stupid to get rims since i do alot of urban off roading that would ruin my rims. i have decided to get a 2 inch suspension lift and bigger tires. do you know where i can get a pair of bigger tires for my stock rims? and is it harder to do a 2 inch body lift or a 2 inch suspension lift with springs? thank you for all your help

 

[joey]

either way is not hard 2 inch body or 2 inch suspension... the suspension is an easier setup, larger tires..... how big do you want to go.... with some fender cutting and some other mods, you can go as large as 37 inch tires, but anything larger than 31 inch tires will require a lot of other things to be done....

 

[Tec3394]

tires

hey, i am putting in my 2 inch suspension lift and i am wondering if i should also put a 1 inch suspension spacer lift. with the stock rims what tires can i buy that are big but require no other modding. can somebody tell me where i can buy them online at a cheap price.

 

[Rich_98]

Check out www.expeditionexchange.com, www.atlanticbritish.com or www.britishpacific.com.

 

[avilladiego19]

rather than 2" spring lift and 1" spacers, why dont you just get 3" springs? rovertym and scorpion racing makes 3" springs. or you could take the OME route and put 764 springs in the front and either 762, 763, or 781 in the rear with a 1" spacer, depending on the load you are carrying.