Old (VW) ATS Cup alloys question for the geeks :)

[Lemming Train]

Is there such a thing as an ATS Cup Junior alloy wheel? I cannot find anything about this anywhere on google despite extensive research, only ATS Cup. A guy claims to have a set of them (Cup Junior's) in a 15x6J ET35 fitment. From my research they only did the 15" in a 7J width at ET28. The 14" ones were 6J with an ET33 offset. No record of a 15" 6J with an ET35 offset. Does anyone know differently or have info about his alleged Junior sub-variant?

[anonymous-user]

They did a 6x15 (and many others up to 18inch). They weren't called junior as far as I can remember, just had a small dish on them.

[Lemming Train]

Interesting. Is the (inner) dish shallower than the normal Cups then? The dish depth doesn't look to be any different to my eye. What is different about them? I have fired off an email to ATS to ask about them because this guy as adamant they are called Juniors.

[anonymous-user]

7x15 below. Lot bigger dish.

[Lemming Train]

Yeah! Definitely see it from that angle. How strange though - nothing coming up in any internet search for ATS Cup 15x6J or variants thereof.

[anonymous-user]

Loads when you search 6x15 ats cup

[Lemming Train]

Wait.. what? Where? Google isn't returning anything for 6x15 Cups with that exact search phrase.

[anonymous-user]

First image for 6x15 ats cup is a MK1 Golf GTI previously for sale with them fitted.

[Lemming Train]

My Google must be broken because I'm not seeing that at all. How strange. In the 'web' tab (ie. not images) there is nothing at all showing here for Cups in 6J. There are plenty of availability of 6J in other ATS designs but the only mention of Cups in 15" are all 7J which is too wide and will foul the strut when driven enthusiastically.

I stumbled across some Compomotive Mo's in 6x15 whilst looking and those are very similar in 'dish' to the Cups but dear Lordy, how much???