Liam B
Number of posts : 1257 Age : 33 Location : Bury St Edmunds Drives : T4 Transporter, Mk2 Golf ABF Registration date : 2008-05-30
| Subject: anyone know about wobbley bolts? and ET Fri Jan 29 2010, 17:12 | |
| um Stud Diameter: 4x108 Rim Width: 8j Rim Diameter: 13 inches Offset: -6
hi guys i want to put 13" revos on my mk2, have found a set but they are ford fitment and have a -6 et
the question i have is can i use wobbley bots to fit? will i need spacers? if so what size? will spacers interfear with wobbly bolts?
any help is handy chears Liam | |
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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: anyone know about wobbley bolts? and ET Fri Jan 29 2010, 17:19 | |
| youll need adapters wobblebolts only do like 2mm | |
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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: anyone know about wobbley bolts? and ET Fri Jan 29 2010, 17:22 | |
| will need adaptors and theyll poke too much as it is at -6 ET let alone with atleast 15mm adaptors making them ET -21 | |
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whittle
Number of posts : 1882 Age : 34 Location : Secret Base Drives : along the pavement Registration date : 2009-09-11
| Subject: Re: anyone know about wobbley bolts? and ET Fri Jan 29 2010, 17:47 | |
| each wobble bolt gives you about 2.4mm of movement but unfortunatly that doesnt work out to 9.6mm, as its a point circle diameter | |
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Liam B
Number of posts : 1257 Age : 33 Location : Bury St Edmunds Drives : T4 Transporter, Mk2 Golf ABF Registration date : 2008-05-30
| Subject: Re: anyone know about wobbley bolts? and ET Fri Jan 29 2010, 23:17 | |
| Chears guys! i will leave them alone!
can somone explane about ET for me
Chears | |
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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: anyone know about wobbley bolts? and ET Sat Jan 30 2010, 00:00 | |
| ET is a figure for the offset of the wheel. its based on the backspacing of the wheel in relation to the centreline of the wheel. say for example, 8inch wide wheel = 202mm(for round numbers) so the centre is 101. and then you measure the back spacing, which for example is 85mm. that would make the wheel ET16 if the back spacing is higher than the centre line figure, say 110 thats when your into -ET figures so that would be ET-9 basically, the lower the ET the further out the wheel will sit out in the arch. HTH | |
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billybug
Number of posts : 4530 Age : 35 Location : Ontario, Canada Drives : 1993 Mk3 Golf Registration date : 2008-06-30
| Subject: Re: anyone know about wobbley bolts? and ET Sat Jan 30 2010, 00:21 | |
| you lost me at "for example" :S | |
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