I have been given a set of Audi alloys 205/60/15's from an A4
Mate wanted rid to stop the grief he was getting from his wife after they lay in his Garage for 4 years.
Any chance they would fit on my T25
I have a pic I could post if that helps.
Thanks in advance
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Yet another alloy q
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I think most of the experts are away for the weekend at Croma.
The Janitor might pop in later to empty the ashtrays, but I'll refer you to the Wiki information.
http://wiki.80-90.co.uk/index.php/Wheel ... ive_wheels
You need to consider load ratings and offset as well as stud pattern.
Your Audi ones might fit, but will need machining for the fronts.
T
The Janitor might pop in later to empty the ashtrays, but I'll refer you to the Wiki information.
http://wiki.80-90.co.uk/index.php/Wheel ... ive_wheels
You need to consider load ratings and offset as well as stud pattern.
Your Audi ones might fit, but will need machining for the fronts.
T
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tonytech wrote:I think most of the experts are away for the weekend at Croma.
The Janitor might pop in later to empty the ashtrays, but I'll refer you to the Wiki information.
http://wiki.80-90.co.uk/index.php/Wheel ... ive_wheels
You need to consider load ratings and offset as well as stud pattern.
Your Audi ones might fit, but will need machining for the fronts.
T
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What PCD are they first of all?
IF they are 5 x 112 then the stud pattern is OK, just need to get the centres bored out to fit the front hubs, longer studs at the rear, long stud kit at the front, set of alloy wheel nust to suit and then wheel spacers to get the required clearances all round.
IF they are 5 x 112 then the stud pattern is OK, just need to get the centres bored out to fit the front hubs, longer studs at the rear, long stud kit at the front, set of alloy wheel nust to suit and then wheel spacers to get the required clearances all round.
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