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MT/Rs & FFRR Alloys, Just Arrived.
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Alan G
 


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Scotland 2008 Discovery 3 TDV6 XS Auto Zermatt SilverDiscovery 3
MT/Rs & FFRR Alloys, Just Arrived.

I have literally just unwrapped these after being delivered here from down south.
(well, it's down south from here) Laughing



What pressures are these best run at?
I remember seeing a post discussing the pressures, had a search earlier for the thread, to no avail. ATB

Alan


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Post #41080728th Jan 2009 6:28 pm
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zebadee
 


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Oh very nice Bow down

But are they not FFRR wheels Question

Or are they being put on Sports now too Question


(disclaimer: only being curious, not criticising)   
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Alan G
 


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Of that i couldn.t tell you, what they are Laughing all these acronyms have me beat at times.

Tell you better tomorrow, or if i can find one of the lads working late tonight, i'll uswe one of the ramps and have them changed later on. ATB

Alan


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Late model FFRR wheels like DSL has on his. They look the mutts nutz.... Thumbs Up  
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Alan G
 


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Thanks John, i'm well pleased with the look and as others have commented, more feedback on the roads. ATB

Alan


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Alan G
 


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zebadee wrote:
Oh very nice Bow down

But are they not FFRR wheels Question

Or are they being put on Sports now too Question


(disclaimer: only being curious, not criticising)


The fit like a pea in a pod. Laughing

Though i never realized just how unfit i have become, change over 4 wheels complete and i'm bushed. Rolling with laughter ATB

Alan


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zebadee
 


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Alan G wrote:
.........Though i never realized just how unfit i have become, change over 4 wheels complete and i'm bushed. Rolling with laughter


Oh yeah, I know what you mean Laughing  
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Whimp Whistle  
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Alan G
 


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I didn't have my Porrige, well thats what i't telling myself. Rolling with laughter ATB

Alan


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ronp
 


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With experience & right kit you should get wheel changes down to half an hour.
Though Ken does it quicker than that Whistle ...... always on the road less travelled 🚧  
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Alan G
 


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What, half a hour each, easy. Shocked Laughing

I was taking caution on my side, as i've never put a trolley jack near one of these before, it was dark and the last thing i wanted was to go through the compressor cover or similar, the fuel tank. Got there in the end. Very Happy ATB

Alan


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Takes me less than half an hour for the lot Wink

But there again I give a tenner cash to the local ATS.

Like the wheels by the way...............  
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ronp
 


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Best bet for your trolley jack is to get a Shiney Mousse adapter.
[look out for next group buy]
This replaces the castled saddle, it's got a pin and slots into the chassis jacking point.
Stops all the faffing around positioning the jack saddle.
Also a cross brace to spin off the nuts once loosened.
Oh and btw, dump the lock nuts.
30 min the lot ... dead easy.

Thumbs Up ...... always on the road less travelled 🚧  
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Alan G
 


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Cheers Ron. Thumbs Up

I've still to get around to getting a 3ton trolley jack, but i'll keep any eye out for the adaptor.

All finished, just a pair of xeons now and that's all that's being spent on it.
(well i say that for the time being) Laughing ATB

Alan


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Alan G
 


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alanwxr wrote:

Like the wheels by the way...............


Thanks. ATB

Alan


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