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> Alloys question, yes... another Offset related Q, sorry.
post Feb 28, 2014 - 12:30 PM
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recently i drove into a pothole, the size of a speed hump (somehow the speed hump that used to be there... went missing, no lie) and cracked/buckled my alloy. I have currently got my eye on a temporary set on eBay and was wondering if these specs/numbers are fine for the car. will they fit without rubbing/hitting arches? is it going to affect speedo? etc. (its the offset that gets me)

PCD: 5X100 (i know thats fine)

RIM: 7x17 H2

OFFSET: ET 45

CENTRE BORE: 75mm (will get spigot rings)

TYRES: 215/45/R17

any info would be much appreciated!


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post Mar 1, 2014 - 5:39 PM
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That's correct. I have 7" +45 offset wheels on my car with 15 mm spacers, so essentially +30. The front wheels are barely tucked but the rears could use a bit more spacing. I had to roll my rear fenders.


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post Mar 1, 2014 - 7:01 PM
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QUOTE (richee3 @ Mar 1, 2014 - 5:39 PM) *
That's correct. I have 7" +45 offset wheels on my car with 15 mm spacers, so essentially +30. the front wheels are barely tucked but the rears could use a bit more spacing. I had to roll my rear fenders.


So if I was to use 10mm spacers which would I use? There seems to be bolt on 1s which are almost 5x more than the 1s that slip over the original bolts. Which ones are u using? (sorry bwt all these questions, interior is more my thing)


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