lorenz Member 24 Member For: 17y 7m 22d Gender: Male Location: Mosman Park, WA Posted 05/05/09 12:47 AM Posted 05/05/09 12:47 AM Wheel are definitely not just wheels. In the Territory they will be hauling around a 2 tonne+ car. Under normal driving conditions they might be ok, but if you hit a pothole or a sharp bump I have heard of guys buckling and shattering all their rims at once! It is not something you want to guess with, as your insurance may be void and you could be liable for personal injury caused to others.
theeone Member 349 Member For: 23y 4m 8d Location: Hoddles Creek (VIC) Posted 10/05/09 12:35 AM Posted 10/05/09 12:35 AM Ok I'm no rocket scientist but I do have a successful backround in engineering..My BA series 1 XR 8 ute weighs in at 1900 kg............2wd XT Terry, if im not mistaken, is 1995 kg...........To all the sceptics, "Do the maths people!"To Grudgee, knock your self out Mate.The wheels was about the only opportunity they had to make the Terry Turbo different from the rest, I'm a train spotter and I still find it hard to pick an F6X from a stock Terry until I'm right on top of it, no wonder FPV dropped it............
mynameisplayer Member 27 Member For: 18y 4m 22d Posted 11/06/09 08:08 PM Posted 11/06/09 08:08 PM http://www.fordforums.com.au/showthread.ph...age=1&pp=25Terry, with a V8, with 19" rims, apparently with an engineers ticket.
mynameisplayer Member 27 Member For: 18y 4m 22d Posted 12/06/09 08:11 PM Posted 12/06/09 08:11 PM Dont worry....found out theyre 18" copies...
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