Temporary Wheels
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Rusti Evo

Original Poster:

537 posts

223 months

Wednesday 22nd October 2008
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Had an old set of Evo wheels in the garage and they fit OK. PCD is 114 not 112 but the fit is good enough for around the garage and drive. Just needs some M12 washers for a bit of spacing.

suntiger1965

3,547 posts

231 months

Wednesday 22nd October 2008
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You could have new holes drilled with the correct PCD inbetween... Alot of the american auto weld wheels are multilug wheels which have about 10 holes or so for various fitment.These are used for drag racing and serious horsepower is put through them although no side to side movement are involved with drag racing unless it gets side ways....
Failing that offset the bore of the hole and use a stepped washer,,,,,
Have to say heels do suit the car, be nice to use them except backs will be a little thin!!!!!!!!!!!1
dom

Rusti Evo

Original Poster:

537 posts

223 months

Wednesday 22nd October 2008
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suntiger1965 said:
You could have new holes drilled with the correct PCD inbetween... Alot of the american auto weld wheels are multilug wheels which have about 10 holes or so for various fitment.These are used for drag racing and serious horsepower is put through them although no side to side movement are involved with drag racing unless it gets side ways....
Failing that offset the bore of the hole and use a stepped washer,,,,,
Have to say heels do suit the car, be nice to use them except backs will be a little thin!!!!!!!!!!!1
dom
What a larf to try it out with the 235 rearsbiglaugh

suntiger1965

3,547 posts

231 months

Wednesday 22nd October 2008
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could have a competition, who can do the fastest donut!!!!!!!!!hahahah

what a laugh....hit the loud pedal and just sit there!!!!!!!