Outer Limits 4x4 Board

I have just bought a set of Dynamic 16 x 7" steel rims for my D2, after having the tyres fitted & fitting the wheels to the vehicle, I have noticed that the offset is different.
The steel rims have 25mm more offset than the standard mags, is this likely to cause any problems?

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No!

I have absolutely nothing to gain from all this, as you would have no reason to try to prove to me that the difference between 2 rams can be FELT ... lol

All that I was doing was trying to help the OP.

they have been tested to be the MOST efficient! If you want the test results ring Airflow, & anyone with Airtek rounded rams, guess what, they were a distant last in efficiency. Also anyone that thinks that they can physically feel the power difference by changing the ram, have got their hand ...

You would have to be naive to believe that the style of ram cover, be it slats or mesh makes any discernable difference, what really counts is what happens when the rammed air hits the back throat of the ram bend. If you want the test results ring Airflow, & anyone with Airtek rounded rams, guess ...

if you want one for air flow get a safari top for it or cut out half the vertical bits at the front of it. they dont flow very well with the standard heads on them. other than that they are good Funny you say that about the Airflow Rams, they have been tested to be the MOST efficient! I agree the ...

Did you say you are running the engine without a thermostat? This is plain stupid. Correct! Engines are built of different metals that expand at different rates when heated, we have 'clearance tolerances' when we assemble them for that reason. That is why it is important to get to operating ...

I have one that has done about 330,000 kms with no major problems.
It tows a Track Desert Eagle camper trailer all through the Vic high country & the Outback with no problem. They are pretty much the same specs in a lot of areas as a Pathfinder.

I would be very interested to know if anyone has any experience with the Mud Mauler Chain recovery winch. Looks like a very compact easy to stow winch.