big 110 tire size

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Revor
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big 110 tire size

#1 Post by Revor » Thu Oct 04, 2007 12:16 pm

Hi,

Has anyone tried to fit a 315/75R16 tire on a 110?

I have been talking to BFG about a tire for the Baja 1000 race and they are recomending a Baja T/A tire, the smallest size in a R16 rim is the 315/75R16.

This tire seems a little big and i am wondering if anyone has tried running something simular on a 110 with about a 1" lift on it.

Thanks!

Ryan

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#2 Post by dan » Thu Oct 04, 2007 12:21 pm

Hi there, sounds like are you taking the 110 the the baja 1000. Let me know more please, thats amazinig. Cheers, Dan.

ps I haven't a clue regarding tire sizes!

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#3 Post by red90 » Thu Oct 04, 2007 12:52 pm

That is around 35x12.5 Yes there are people with tires that large. It requires some trimming and adjustments for compression clearance.

It also will require a lot of upgrading to the axles to prevent breakage.

Seems a little big for a racing tire though. Great for technical off roading, but not for speed.

What is wrong with using a 15" rim?

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#4 Post by bclandrover » Thu Oct 04, 2007 1:44 pm

I tried some 315's on my project 110 a year ago and they rubbed on the rear spring perch just sitting in the driveway!!!

The rear spring perch on a 110 is bigger than 90's, rr's and discos to accommodate the bigger springs.

Later,
Don

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Can't get them anyways...

#5 Post by Revor » Thu Oct 04, 2007 5:00 pm

Hi Guys,

Thanks for the input. My decision just got made a whole lot easier as the tires seem to be all sold out and backordered through next year.

So I guess I am back to mud terain or all terain tires (for logistics reasons they must be BFG) which come in lots of sizes.

Ryan

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#6 Post by red90 » Thu Oct 04, 2007 5:29 pm

bclandrover wrote:I tried some 315's on my project 110 a year ago and they rubbed on the rear spring perch just sitting in the driveway!!!
Well, you have to get rims with a smaller backspacing than stock and 8" wide as a minimum....

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