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A simple/great idea - Spare Wheel Insert/Big Tyres

  • X8GGY
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05 Mar 2011 10:10 #12567 by X8GGY
Here's a top tip for you!

Greg Holloway of www.sj410.co.uk fame bought one Grayston Wheel Spacer stud off me, to "fix" the fact that his spare wheel insert wouldn't fit back on with a bigger spare wheel / tyre on the back door -

www.bits4vits.co.uk/store/jimny/jimny-sp...ension/prod_307.html

What a fantastic idea!

Dave B)

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05 Mar 2011 14:35 #12587 by srcars
Great tip B) I will be doing that for sure when I match my spare. Thanks for sharing :)

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06 Mar 2011 00:15 #12634 by bluejimny
yes that is a great idea, cant beat the simple ones, mine has one of the original B4V wheel spacers that moves it out and up

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06 Mar 2011 11:45 #12654 by darthloachie
neat

just watch the rear carrier if you mount large tyres on the back as mine has cracked the weld where the tyre hit the floor at the bottom of a climb
I now carry mine strapped down flat in the back (no rear seats) and have the hi-lift on the back

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07 Mar 2011 17:43 #12777 by X8GGY

bluejimny wrote: yes that is a great idea, cant beat the simple ones, mine has one of the original B4V wheel spacers that moves it out and up


So has Greg's but he discovered with the bigger rim / tyre that the cover wouldn't reach the stud ;)

A new batch of them there wheel spacers is in production as we speak... @ the ORA B)

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09 Mar 2011 18:10 #12908 by kirkynut
I have one of your original wheel spacers Dave and it is brill, but as has been pointed out, removing your rear wheel when doing anything hardcore is advisable or you might catch the wheel as you come down off a bank and cause damage to the door.

This applies however your spare is mounted to the rear door.

I'm taking mine off and leaving it in the car park now after a few close calls!

Kirkynut

The underdog often starts the fight, and occasionally the upper dog deserves to win - Edgar Watson Howe.

My Jimny Thread Here: www.bigjimny.com/index.php/forum/8-my-ji...on-continues?start=0

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