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max
Number of posts : 2945 Age : 34 Location : linton, cambs Drives : Mk4 GT TDI Registration date : 2009-02-09
| Subject: Help with wheel spacers Thu Dec 17 2009, 16:40 | |
| I'm looking at some of these for my mk4. http://caraudiosecurity.com/shop/product/products_id/11396.htmlbut they are only made for BMW's am i right in thinking the most common bmw wheel specs are; pcd: 5x120 et: 15 to 25 centre bore: 72.6 and mk4s are 5x100, et: 30 to 45 and a centre bore 57.1? ive had a look but i cant really find any specific ones. if i get 25mm hub centrics does that make the offset higher or lower. e.g. if the wheel has an et of 25 and i put a 25mm spacer on it does it go down to 0 or up to 50? any help would be appreciated lads | |
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mk3golfcab
Number of posts : 1566 Age : 36 Location : Haddenham, Ely Drives : 05' Fabia VRS, 00' TL1000R Registration date : 2008-06-03
| Subject: Re: Help with wheel spacers Thu Dec 17 2009, 17:09 | |
| edit, most common bmw size id what you've got there max or 4x100? adapters are on edition and the bay but vw to bmw's are normally £200+ | |
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mk3golfcab
Number of posts : 1566 Age : 36 Location : Haddenham, Ely Drives : 05' Fabia VRS, 00' TL1000R Registration date : 2008-06-03
| Subject: Re: Help with wheel spacers Thu Dec 17 2009, 17:14 | |
| also if you have 25mm hubcentric spacers it will make the offset lower so it sticks out the arch more, e.g. original offset = 40mm - 25mm spacers/adapters new offset = 15mm so it will stick out the arch a further 25mm as to with no spacers/adapters sorry for the sh!te explaination. | |
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max
Number of posts : 2945 Age : 34 Location : linton, cambs Drives : Mk4 GT TDI Registration date : 2009-02-09
| Subject: Re: Help with wheel spacers Thu Dec 17 2009, 17:21 | |
| - mk3golfcab wrote:
- edit, most common bmw size id what you've got there max or 4x100?
adapters are on edition and the bay but vw to bmw's are normally £200+ mk4s are 5x100 mate. i looked on the bay and couldnt find anything but il have a look on edition tomorrow. - mk3golfcab wrote:
- also if you have 25mm hubcentric spacers it will make the offset lower so it sticks out the arch more, e.g. original offset = 40mm - 25mm spacers/adapters new offset = 15mm so it will stick out the arch a further 25mm as to with no spacers/adapters
sorry for the sh!te explaination. thats what i thought. bollocks! that means im going to have an et of about 5. no 9.5's for me :( | |
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mk3golfcab
Number of posts : 1566 Age : 36 Location : Haddenham, Ely Drives : 05' Fabia VRS, 00' TL1000R Registration date : 2008-06-03
| Subject: Re: Help with wheel spacers Thu Dec 17 2009, 17:53 | |
| i meant the early bmws had a pcd of 4x100 sorry to confuse. just do it, deal with the problems later lol | |
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max
Number of posts : 2945 Age : 34 Location : linton, cambs Drives : Mk4 GT TDI Registration date : 2009-02-09
| Subject: Re: Help with wheel spacers Fri Dec 18 2009, 10:20 | |
| - mk3golfcab wrote:
- i meant the early bmws had a pcd of 4x100 sorry to confuse.
just do it, deal with the problems later lol lol sorry mate, seems that was lost in communication. i fully plan too i just cant find any spacers :/ | |
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matty_mk1
Number of posts : 6255 Age : 39 Drives : Mk2 audi TT / BBM mk2 VR / Air'd passat wagen Registration date : 2008-01-24
| Subject: Re: Help with wheel spacers Fri Dec 18 2009, 11:32 | |
| So you looking for hubcentric pcd adaptors not spacers, yes? to fit bmw wheels to your golf? Whats the offset and width of the wheels? | |
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Tiz
Number of posts : 3773 Age : 35 Location : Wimblington nr March - Cambs Drives : myself mental Registration date : 2008-01-28
| Subject: Re: Help with wheel spacers Fri Dec 18 2009, 12:31 | |
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max
Number of posts : 2945 Age : 34 Location : linton, cambs Drives : Mk4 GT TDI Registration date : 2009-02-09
| Subject: Re: Help with wheel spacers Sun Dec 20 2009, 22:31 | |
| - matty_mk1 wrote:
- So you looking for hubcentric pcd adaptors not spacers, yes? to fit bmw wheels to your golf?
Whats the offset and width of the wheels? http://www.beyernwheels.com/BMW_wheels_beyern_typemesh.php theres the info on them im thinking staggering 8.5s on the front and 9.5 back. but if thats hassel il just stick 8.5's on all axels. | |
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Lupton_20vt
Number of posts : 6815 Age : 34 Registration date : 2009-02-01
| Subject: Re: Help with wheel spacers Sun Dec 20 2009, 22:47 | |
| dude they would look awesome, hope NY is all good! | |
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matty_mk1
Number of posts : 6255 Age : 39 Drives : Mk2 audi TT / BBM mk2 VR / Air'd passat wagen Registration date : 2008-01-24
| Subject: Re: Help with wheel spacers Sun Dec 20 2009, 23:51 | |
| i take it your thinking 18s? If so, its do-able with the higher offset option they do. the et45 on the 9.5j and 15mm adaptor gives you et30. Then the 8.5 with et40. gonna need decent amount of stretch and arch work but its defo do-able Get ya tape measure out and have a measure up to visualise how things with sit outside, and inside the arch. | |
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max
Number of posts : 2945 Age : 34 Location : linton, cambs Drives : Mk4 GT TDI Registration date : 2009-02-09
| Subject: Re: Help with wheel spacers Mon Dec 21 2009, 00:48 | |
| - matty_mk1 wrote:
- i take it your thinking 18s?
If so, its do-able with the higher offset option they do. the et45 on the 9.5j and 15mm adaptor gives you et30. Then the 8.5 with et40. gonna need decent amount of stretch and arch work but its defo do-able Get ya tape measure out and have a measure up to visualise how things with sit outside, and inside the arch. thinking about it il go for the 8.5's all round, et 40. 15mm adapters up front and 20's on the back. time to start saving | |
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