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They are 7x13 minilite style jobs.... and they came from a mini.
I know the pcd for the volvo is 4x100 and I think these are 4x 101.6
I put two on to see what they look like and they fit on the hub but im sure i probably need to make the holes slightly bigger?
I know Bennet, Nev and Turbohaus all have mini wheels... anyone else? how have you fitted yours? Also I reckon I will need spigot rings, where would i get them.
What u reckon?
(Obviously looks like a 4x4 at the moment...hopefully sorting soon!)
Sam
Last edited by Sam340 on 16 Oct 2006 09:00 pm, edited 2 times in total.
A fairly nice look when slammed, but it'd be nicer if they had a higher offset. I can't help think why not actually use some wheels with the correct PCD in the first place... IMO a set of Alleycats would look pretty pimp
Although the offset on that example looks a bit crazy!
Besides, we don't want a load of 300 series drift clones... I can understand lowering the gearing for drifting, but it's really just a cheat for not having enough power in the first place...
Steve :- I looked into many different types of wheels and looked at alleycats, some weller wheels slotmags and ATS ones...all I wanted was small and wide....these wheels just turned up at the right price!!
If I had a bit more ££ i woldnt have neccsearily gone for these wheels, probably the ATS ones but these just fit in with my budget ethos for this project... i think they look pretty damn good!
Bilbo - tyres are Bridgestone pertenza 175/50/13 mate
Lowering is the next thing on the list...need to explore options!!!!
danielvanderwoude wrote:sam the wheels look great, I like the offset, how much/less is it?
the tire size looks very neat but how do you deal with the fact your speedo isn`t correct anymore with that tiresize 50?
It is not correct anyway, it is always some % off, that % is just different with different size of wheels and you can do the math or check speed from speed board next to road (I think other countries have these, not just us?) to see how much it is off.
My winter tires gives bit different reading than my summer tires for example, not that I would drive at winter, but still they do