Fitting Aftermarket wheels - East Sussex

[woodys]

Hi, i've just bought some 15" ronal wheels and being new to the t25 scene, i've noticed i need longer wheel nuts at the front and wheel studs at the back, not as simple as i thought it was gonna be !

Does anyone know of a place i could get the job done local to east sussex ? Thanks for your help

[happy camper]

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Is this of any help to ya ?

[R0B]

happy camper...should of gone to specsavers...

Does anyone know of a place i could get the job done local to east sussex ?

[happy camper]

happy camper...should of gone to specsavers...

Does anyone know of a place i could get the job done local to east sussex ?

Perfect 20-20 vision here buddy, Just trying to help a fellow T3er maybe he doen't realise what an easy job it is to do himself and save a lill bit of wonga for his next vehicular enhancement.

We're not all loaded like you

[woodys]

Thanks guys, how easy is it changing the rear studs ? whats involved? cheers

[happy camper]

TBH i've not done it on a t25 but i'll have a little look in the haynes bible for ya

[happy camper]

Had a lill look in the haynes and for a diy semi skilled bod its not to hard but its defo worth getting a manual to read through the proceedure first.

[kooldubs]

the best way to get the hub nuts of is with an impact driver...me m8 lends me his 12v one brilliant...
then take the hub off and then tap/bang out the bolts and replace with longer ones..just make sure they go in evenly..

[g60steve]

What type of Ronals are you fitting?

If they're the 5 spoke ones used by Projektzwo and Oettinger you don't need longer rear studs.
All that's required to fit those are taper seated nuts and bolts....the same used for fitting OE Carat/Caravelle alloys.

All available from http://www.brickwerks.co.uk/index.php?p ... t&Itemid=6" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[bennwedge]

Hi where are you in east Sussex, I'm in Hastings and don't mind giving a hand if you need some. Ben

[woodys]

Had a lill look in the haynes and for a diy semi skilled bod its not to hard but its defo worth getting a manual to read through the proceedure first.

Thanks very much for your help

[woodys]

What type of Ronals are you fitting?

If they're the 5 spoke ones used by Projektzwo and Oettinger you don't need longer rear studs.
All that's required to fit those are taper seated nuts and bolts....the same used for fitting OE Carat/Caravelle alloys.

All available from http://www.brickwerks.co.uk/index.php?p ... t&Itemid=6" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Hi Mate, these are the wheels

[bennwedge]

I've got a spare manual for your a/c van if you need one

[g60steve]

Yes they're the Projektzwo/Oettinger versions.Have a look at the bolt holes and if they are tapered(which they should be) and not radius you don't need longer rear studs.

[woodys]

Yes they're the Projektzwo/Oettinger versions.Have a look at the bolt holes and if they are tapered(which they should be) and not radius you don't need longer rear studs.

Nice one ! thanks for all your help, just need to get longer wheel nuts for the front now then