Rear Light Bracket

[poltac]

Has anybody made a rear light bracket that attaches to the spare wheel carrier if so how did you mount it
Thanks
John

[the ferret]

Has anybody made a rear light bracket that attaches to the spare wheel carrier if so how did you mount it
Thanks
John
Have a look here John, http://stores.ebay.com.au/ferret4x4?_rdc=1 or PM me with what you are after.
Cheers, the ferret.

[poltac]

Thats what Im after do you make them would be interested in the twin light mount
Thanks
John

[the ferret]

PM sent John.
Cheers, the ferret.

[poltac]

Dumb question when you say 33 inches you are talking about the diameter
john

[Clunk]

Dumb question when you say 33 inches you are talking about the diameter
john

He sure is

[the ferret]

Yeah John, not so dumb a question mate, A 10 R 15 desert dueller is a 31 inch, if you have say 265 65 16 's, they would be 31 inch as well.
A 33 is about 2 inches larger in diameter, so yes, 33 is the diameter of the tyre on the rim.
Hit me with what is written on your tyre and I'll tell you what size it is.
OR, you could go here. http://www.exploroz.com/vehicle/tyres/sizecalc.aspx
Cheers, the ferret .

[poltac]

Tyre size is 285/75/16 I think they measure up at 32"

[YNOT]

Tyre size is 285/75/16 I think they measure up at 32"

That's a 33" tyre.

265/70/16 = 3"
265/75/16 = 32"
285/75/16 and 305/70/16 = 33"
315/75/16 = 35"

Tony

[the ferret]

Tyre size is 285/75/16 I think they measure up at 32"
Yep, 33, standard Ferret bracket will suit.
cheers, the ferret.
http://i608.photobucket.com/albums/tt164/ferret/GUTWINONCAR.jpg

[poltac]

so if i change my tyres to 265/75/16 i would only be loosing at slight bit of ground clearance (top speed or accell is not a problem)
john

[poltac]

Hi Ferret PM sent re light bracket

[Clunk]

so if i change my tyres to 265/75/16 i would only be loosing at slight bit of ground clearance (top speed or accell is not a problem)
john

Hi John, you'll be losing approx 1/2" in clearance. Here's a nice little site for converting tyre sizes which might help you if you need it............http://www.1010tires.com/tiresizecalculator.asp

[poltac]

Thanks Clunk71