Iv'e been given a set of the above, rear ones go straight on with spacers and longer studs( already on van), and the front ones need the centre opening out to 66mm i believe, now my question is, has anybody fitted these to their van and if so, how the feck do you get the centre caps to fit, or if they dont, what else did you do?
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Paul
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Depends on which wheels you`ve got, what offset (ET) they are and what size spacers you use on the fronts to get clearances right. I machined a pair the other day for a chap, the original centre bore was about 63mm already, just needed to take out the bottom lip in the bore. Any more than that and the wall thickness (between the centre bore and the 5 small counterbores for the nuts to go in) would have been TOO thin, and dangerous IMHO. The wall thickness is about 3.5mm before you machine any off it. I just took out the lip out to about 61.5mm and the guy fitting them is going to take the flanges off the grease caps so he will have a bit of clearance. (did mine the same way. also you can cut the grease caps down by 10mm on their length and knock `em back on, which may give you the clearance for the centre caps to fit back on, the ones I just did will do this no probs)
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