350i wheel fitment?
350i wheel fitment?
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BMCVCNI

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243 posts

210 months

Friday 17th July 2009
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What other cars have the same stud pattern as the 350i?

Thanks, Paul

chedder

1,329 posts

237 months

Friday 17th July 2009
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BMCVCNI said:
What other cars have the same stud pattern as the 350i?

Thanks, Paul
Some Ford Granada's and Mercedes have the same PCD for the studs, just watch out for the offsets though.

Chedder

BMCVCNI

Original Poster:

243 posts

210 months

Friday 17th July 2009
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Any idea what the offset should be? I havn't had a chance to check her existing wheels yet.

Thanks, Paul

Toltec

7,179 posts

253 months

Friday 17th July 2009
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ET 23 PCD 112

iirc


There is a bit of leeway, I have a set of 16" with an ET of 33, the fronts will fit straight on and the rear use a 6mm spacer, that is on a 400se.


BMCVCNI

Original Poster:

243 posts

210 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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Toltec said:
ET 23 PCD 112

iirc


There is a bit of leeway, I have a set of 16" with an ET of 33, the fronts will fit straight on and the rear use a 6mm spacer, that is on a 400se.
Any pics?

Wedg1e

27,040 posts

295 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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Didn't the old Jags have the same PCD? I thought the main reason their wheels wouldn't fit was a massive offset difference (plus they're damned ugly... wink)

Toltec

7,179 posts

253 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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BMCVCNI said:
Toltec said:
ET 23 PCD 112

iirc


There is a bit of leeway, I have a set of 16" with an ET of 33, the fronts will fit straight on and the rear use a 6mm spacer, that is on a 400se.
Any pics?
They are OZ split rims and look pretty much identical to the standard ones, I think they were a Mercedes fitment originally. Be careful with the later TVR wheels, the PCD/ET is different, I got caught out by that with a set of Chimera (iirc) wheels like that. Plenty of posts on this if you do a search of the wedge section of the forum.

If you want to buy new certain manufacturers/distributors will machine the wheels to the correct offset for you, the PCD is a common Ford size so that should not be a problem.

CarbonWedge

226 posts

248 months

Saturday 18th July 2009
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chedder said:
BMCVCNI said:
just watch out for the offsets though.

Chedder
I think my 15inch lattice wheels were et42, the cerb wheels I know have are et23 and a bit close on the back tie bars. Also watch out for centre bore and get spigot rings made so they locate on the hub properly. The cerb wheels are PCD 114 and do fit the hub pcd 112 with some of those wobbly wheel bolts.

simonwedge

763 posts

210 months

Monday 20th July 2009
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See attached for list of common fitments:

http://www.leightyres.co.uk/catalog/fitment.php?os...