Audi Wheels on a Scooby?
Hmm...
18" RS4 STYLE WHEELS+TYRES SUBARU, SEAT, MERC, VW, AUDI on eBay, also, Wheels with Tyres, Car Wheels, Tyres Trims, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 25-Sep-08 11:55:11 BST)
Iv seen Bently Rims on a TT and it looks awsome...i wonder how the Audi would look on a Scooby...
18" RS4 STYLE WHEELS+TYRES SUBARU, SEAT, MERC, VW, AUDI on eBay, also, Wheels with Tyres, Car Wheels, Tyres Trims, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 25-Sep-08 11:55:11 BST)
Iv seen Bently Rims on a TT and it looks awsome...i wonder how the Audi would look on a Scooby...
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ISTR that Sticky put a wide(r) arch kit on his car. Which would help with clearance. Otherwise it'll clobber the outside wheelarch lip.
HTH
J.
Quote taken from Sticky on another thread:
wheels are et+35 18" audi rs4 replicas, i had my hubs converted to "audi spec" so they fit properlly with 0.5mm custom stainless steel spigot rings made up to suit.
they dont fit without mods as nobody makes up the correct size spigot rings (0.5mm size)
wheels are et+35 18" audi rs4 replicas, i had my hubs converted to "audi spec" so they fit properlly with 0.5mm custom stainless steel spigot rings made up to suit.
they dont fit without mods as nobody makes up the correct size spigot rings (0.5mm size)
It was just a thought, however the guy selling the audi replica wheels states there a 45 offset and PCD 100...which i would have thought they would go straight on...
The RS4 replica wheels are posibly a different offset to the ones above
The RS4 replica wheels are posibly a different offset to the ones above
the centre bore size would be to big
audi/vag is 57.1mm and the scoob is 56.1mm
you would need some 0.5mm thin material to make up some spigots.
if you make some, make sure they are BANG on, i tried wrapping tape around the hub and stuff to get the wheels to centre properlly and other crazy things, and they were never right, steering wheel was always wobbling its **** off, complete pita
you can fit VAG spec aftermarket wheels if they have plastic spigots, as you can simply change the plastic spigot for the correct ones, but the REPLICA wheels, are almost always made for use without spigots, you could have them machined at extra expense to take "normal" plastic spigot rings i suppose?
mine were actually made in nissans factory plant, on a nightshift by a mate on 1 million quids worth of machine LOL
they are 0.5mm thin stainless steel bands, approx 15mm deep, these are 56.1mm ID and are forced onto the subaru hub,
it means i cant use subaru wheels anymore, unless i remove them, and they didint want to come off the last time i checked them lol
some of the rep wheels are 45 offset from my previous sniffing about.
audi/vag is 57.1mm and the scoob is 56.1mm
you would need some 0.5mm thin material to make up some spigots.
if you make some, make sure they are BANG on, i tried wrapping tape around the hub and stuff to get the wheels to centre properlly and other crazy things, and they were never right, steering wheel was always wobbling its **** off, complete pita
you can fit VAG spec aftermarket wheels if they have plastic spigots, as you can simply change the plastic spigot for the correct ones, but the REPLICA wheels, are almost always made for use without spigots, you could have them machined at extra expense to take "normal" plastic spigot rings i suppose?
mine were actually made in nissans factory plant, on a nightshift by a mate on 1 million quids worth of machine LOL
they are 0.5mm thin stainless steel bands, approx 15mm deep, these are 56.1mm ID and are forced onto the subaru hub,
it means i cant use subaru wheels anymore, unless i remove them, and they didint want to come off the last time i checked them lol
some of the rep wheels are 45 offset from my previous sniffing about.
Last edited by StickyMicky; Sep 24, 2008 at 04:25 PM.
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