Griff (Estoril) Wheel front/rear offsets
Griff (Estoril) Wheel front/rear offsets
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Pepsi_x

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217 posts

294 months

Wednesday 14th April 2010
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Hi,

Does anyone know the offsets for the front (15") and rear (16") Griff wheels?

In short, I may have found a pair of 16" wheels which I'd like to put on the front, but I have been told the offsets need ot be the same.

ta
James

bigdods

7,175 posts

256 months

Wednesday 14th April 2010
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From previous posts I believe its:

Front PCD 108 ET25
Rear PCD 108 ET33

Hopefully someone will confirm

Edited by bigdods on Wednesday 14th April 18:45

dnb

3,330 posts

271 months

Wednesday 14th April 2010
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15x7J ET25 on the front and 16x7.5J ET35 on the back. The offset and wheel width matter - if you want wider wheels on the front then you might need to adjust the offset a bit.

scorcher

4,124 posts

263 months

Wednesday 14th April 2010
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Pepsi_x said:
Hi,

Does anyone know the offsets for the front (15") and rear (16") Griff wheels?

In short, I may have found a pair of 16" wheels which I'd like to put on the front, but I have been told the offsets need ot be the same.

ta
James
Most of the last 100 Griffs were fitted with 16" Estorils all the way round ,no doubt running the same offsets front and rear.You'll probably find that they sit in under the arches a bit more and they may rub on full lock.Personally I'd fit some decent 5mm spacers to get them to sit a bit further out or the alternative is to fit some stops to the rack..

Pepsi_x

Original Poster:

217 posts

294 months

Thursday 15th April 2010
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So....in short can you use any rear Griff (16") wheels and put them on the front and all will be pretty much fine?

Pepsi_x

Original Poster:

217 posts

294 months

Tuesday 27th April 2010
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Bumping this thread up.... can anyone answer my last question....?

Cheers

rigga

8,806 posts

230 months

Tuesday 27th April 2010
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Yes...... and no..... not all bodies are square on the chassis,so one car might get away with running the rear wheels with no issues,others might need rack spacers to prevent fouling on lock etc,its a TVR thing,suck it and see really,as long as your close to original offsets and widths there prob wont be any real issues.