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wheel help #690119
07/10/2008 08:50
07/10/2008 08:50
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will alloys with the fitment of 8x17 and with a tyre size of 215/40 fit the coupe ?

Thanks

Dave

Re: wheel help [Re: Blue20vt] #690142
07/10/2008 09:24
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yes, as long as the stud pattern and offset is correct, and the wheel design clears the front calipers.

215/40 17 is what i have on my 8x17 azevs

Last edited by owl10; 07/10/2008 09:25.
Re: wheel help [Re: ] #690513
07/10/2008 17:04
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cheers for posting up the question for me Dave smile

The wheels in question are believed to be Pro Race 1's in Black. They were fitted to a VW Corrado, I've asked for more details about the wheels but the lad doesn't have much clue as to the info I'm asking for.

I know they are 4x100 PCD.
Unsure what the offset they are frown

Dan

Re: wheel help [Re: ] #690543
07/10/2008 17:53
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if the offset is not correct to clear the calipers youve got 2 options dan

1. hubcentric spacers AND longer wobly bolts (not the safest option imo)

or 2. H&R do a set of hub adaptors (4x98 - 4x100), these bolt onto the hubs, and the wheels bolt onto the adaptors. They will act as 20mm spacers and correct the PCD for you smile , only problem is they are £100 per axle shocked

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Re: wheel help [Re: ] #690594
12/10/2008 19:50
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Or there's a company called AC Motorsport who sell 20mm hubcentric spacers that bolt onto the hub and then the wheel bolts onto the spacer, these are £50 but then you need wobbly bolts aswell.

Re: wheel help [Re: ] #690646
12/10/2008 21:09
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Originally Posted by coupe_jay
Or there's a company called AC Motorsport who sell 20mm hubcentric spacers that bolt onto the hub and then the wheel bolts onto the spacer, these are £50 but then you need wobbly bolts aswell.


Why not just get the holes drilled to 4 x 100 pcd on the spacer for bolting the wheels to and 4 x 98 pcd for bolting onto the hub? You could at least ask them if they'll make you a set like that.


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Re: wheel help [Re: mattB] #690832
13/10/2008 11:10
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That sounds like a more viable option Matt.
They are not pro race 1's, but some rare (read 'Discontinued') Matt Black 17's.
Tried to put them up against the brembo's but the bloody locator studs were in the way so couldnt get them flat against the hub. but looking at it, 10mm spacers would probably just clear the brakes. They are 38e offset (IIRC, I have slept since then heh.)
Not sure what size the centre bore is either, but obviously there was a spigot ring in there to fit them to a VW.

Dan

Re: wheel help [Re: ] #691690
14/10/2008 20:26
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whats is the offset and pcd ect for the coupe anyway

Re: wheel help [Re: ] #691787
15/10/2008 06:22
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Originally Posted by knight7660
whats is the offset and pcd ect for the coupe anyway



Have a look in the Basic FAQ section under "Useful 20vt Information" smile


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Re: wheel help [Re: stan] #692505
16/10/2008 09:44
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how many times have u said that this month?


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