400SE PCD
400SE PCD
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TVRleigh(BBWR)

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6,553 posts

243 months

Thursday 13th September 2007
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Anyone know the PCD of the wedges.

Thanks
Leigh

JR

14,332 posts

288 months

Thursday 13th September 2007
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It's an odd one. I guess that there must have been a heavy German influence in the design of the Ford Granada hub, probably at Cologne. 112mm.

gsx600

2,740 posts

278 months

Thursday 13th September 2007
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You not got enough wedges to measure smile

leorest

2,346 posts

269 months

Friday 14th September 2007
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Pitch Circle Diameter (PCD) or Bolt Circle Diameter (BCD) can be measured and calculated on a 5 stud pattern by measuring the pitch of two adjacent studs and multiplying by 1.7013 (Ref Fred Puhn)
So working back from 112mm that should give you 65.8mm between centres of adjacent studs.
HTH

TVRleigh(BBWR)

Original Poster:

6,553 posts

243 months

Friday 14th September 2007
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gsx600 said:
You not got enough wedges to measure smile
Did not know what it was or how to mesure.

So PCD is just the stud pattern. I thought it was how far the wheel's stuck out.

So to just make sure PCD will be the same for all TVR with granada hubs. as I think this is 106

JR

14,332 posts

288 months

Friday 14th September 2007
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[quote=TVRleigh(BBWR)] I think this is 106
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Did you not read my earlier post?

convert

3,757 posts

248 months

Friday 14th September 2007
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[quote=TVRleigh(BBWR I thought it was how far the wheel's stuck out.


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No that would be offset, std on the 350i lattice alloys is 23mm.

JR

14,332 posts

288 months

Friday 14th September 2007
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Footnote: ET is the short form of the German word 'Einpresstiefe' which literally translates as pressed in (or insertion) depth.

TVRleigh(BBWR)

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Friday 14th September 2007
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JR said:
[quote=TVRleigh(BBWR)] I think this is 106
Did you not read my earlier post?
I did read you post, but somone else said told me it was 106.
but they had a Griff, is the PCD of the griff and wedge the same. I thought they should be.

Thanks
Leigh

JR

14,332 posts

288 months

Friday 14th September 2007
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All TVRs have a 4.5" PCD with the exception of the 80s decade. Griffs/Ss have the Ford 3" square and wedges have the Ford 112mm. (So your aquaintance is wrong about the Griff as well, lol.)

TVRleigh(BBWR)

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Friday 14th September 2007
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Ok thank you.

Just wanted to check. as he is selling 6 spare griff wheels. and was thinking they may come in handy for the BBWRC. if he don't want too much for them.

JR

14,332 posts

288 months

Friday 14th September 2007
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[quote=TVRleigh(BBWR)] Just wanted to check. as he is selling 6 spare griff wheels. and was thinking they may come in handy for the BBWRC. if he don't want too much for them.
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Unless he's had the five stud conversion done and is selling spiders and you want to re-drill the holes they won't be any use since most Griffs have four bolt holes in their wheels.

TVRleigh(BBWR)

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Friday 14th September 2007
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lol good point,

So he may have been right about the 106 PCD.

I need to wake up today

JR

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288 months

Friday 14th September 2007
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[quote=TVRleigh(BBWR)] So he may have been right about the 106 PCD.
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No, see my post above. A 3" square does not approximate in mm to 106, that's a Pug, it's about 107.76...

TVRleigh(BBWR)

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243 months

Friday 14th September 2007
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I think I'll just :getmycoat:

leorest

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269 months

Friday 14th September 2007
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LOL. My head's starting to hurt now. Think it's time for a drink instead...