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i just want to quickly say thanks for everyone who is helping me and everyone on this forum...its guys like u who make these things possible....so thanks for the help lol just wanted to say that cuz ive been on here not even a week and ive asked a fair few questions and all u's have done is answer them which i really apprecaite so thanks fellas
back to the rims...this weekend ill get the rims off and measure them and see what i come up with
There is no real need to even take the rims off to do the measuring.Quote:
Originally Posted by jay_vtec
If it has four studs (which I assume it does from all the talk that has taken place) just get a ruler and measure from the centre of one wheel stud diagnally across the wheel to the centre of the other wheel stud. In mm it will probably be 100mm or 114.3mm. Other potential measurements could be 108mm (if for some reason the brakes were swapped with peugeot brakes) but it is most likely to be 100 or 114.3.
http://www.gomog.com/allmorgan/pcd4A.jpg
4 HOLE WHEELS
Measure the distance between the centres of 2 OPPOSITE holes
OR
Measure the distance between the centres of 2 ADJACENT holes and multiply by 1.414
http://www.gomog.com/allmorgan/wheeloffset.html