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Title: name that alloy
Post by: koomey on 15 June 2009, 10:47
an audi alloy , not sure what year/model/pcd etc. any help appreciated . its 17"

(http://i369.photobucket.com/albums/oo133/koomey07/audirim01.jpg)

sorry for tiny pic

Title: Re: name that alloy
Post by: Wayne on 15 June 2009, 11:27
A8 sport, somewhere around 1999 will be 5x112
Title: Re: name that alloy
Post by: Wayne on 15 June 2009, 11:36
Did think it was these but they are different.

(http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p51/jmfangio5/37f4_12.jpg)
Title: Re: name that alloy
Post by: BlazinGTI on 15 June 2009, 11:39
there not the same!!! count the spokes!

just seen your quote at the to wayne! haha similar tho!
Title: Re: name that alloy
Post by: Wayne on 15 June 2009, 11:47
there not the same!!! count the spokes!

just seen your quote at the to wayne! haha similar tho!

Cannot find a picture but they were fitted to A8's as an option.
Title: Re: name that alloy
Post by: Organisys on 15 June 2009, 12:18
...and some A4s.
Title: Re: name that alloy
Post by: koomey on 15 June 2009, 18:23
A8 sport, somewhere around 1999 will be 5x112

damn it, wont fit my mk3 gti then, thought they would look cool
Title: Re: name that alloy
Post by: Wayne on 15 June 2009, 19:43
A8 sport, somewhere around 1999 will be 5x112

damn it, wont fit my mk3 gti then, thought they would look cool

Run adaptors.
Title: Re: name that alloy
Post by: koomey on 15 June 2009, 22:33
Cant really justify spending an extra £140 odds.
Adaptors add an extra inch to width if im right ? That would make width of 8 inches, would the arches cover tyre tread as per mot requirements ? 
Title: Re: name that alloy
Post by: Wayne on 15 June 2009, 23:57
Cant really justify spending an extra £140 odds.
Adaptors add an extra inch to width if im right ? That would make width of 8 inches, would the arches cover tyre tread as per mot requirements ? 

Not as easy as that, you need to know the offset of the Audi wheels if they are say et40 and you used 20mm adaptors then your final offset will be around et20 which as long as you don't go silly with the lowering you should be ok.
Title: Re: name that alloy
Post by: koomey on 16 June 2009, 20:22
decided to leave it, need tyres, spacers etc etc , read that 17s handle like dog crap, will have to settle for 16s