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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: pauld_88 on 23 August 2009, 11:34

Title: mk4 wheel offset 110mm and 112mm
Post by: pauld_88 on 23 August 2009, 11:34
need quite a quick reply on this one lads erm i have recently been given a set of wheels with the stud diameter of 112mm all the pther measurements are ok but i belive the golf mk4 1.8 gti has a stud diameter of 110 if this going to make any difference can i fit them if not can you get adapters or anything from anywhere.
Title: Re: mk4 wheel offset 110mm and 112mm
Post by: tg1 on 23 August 2009, 11:44
golfs are 5x100 mate, so they won't fit without adaptors if you can find any to suit.

What are the wheels from?
Title: Re: mk4 wheel offset 110mm and 112mm
Post by: hobbiniho on 23 August 2009, 11:48
yeh mk4 have a pcd of 5x100 mk5 golfs have a pcd of 5x112 im not sure if you would be able to use wobble bolts or not but i suspect you will need adaptors  :cool:
Title: Re: mk4 wheel offset 110mm and 112mm
Post by: pauld_88 on 23 August 2009, 12:08
so the 112 wont fit on the 110 for definate no? and does any1 know where i can get sed adapters?
Title: Re: mk4 wheel offset 110mm and 112mm
Post by: pauld_88 on 23 August 2009, 12:16
i meant 5x100 an the wheels arev 5x112
Title: Re: mk4 wheel offset 110mm and 112mm
Post by: Wurzel on 23 August 2009, 12:18
Wouldnt fit, dont bother.
Title: Re: mk4 wheel offset 110mm and 112mm
Post by: G60GTI16V on 23 August 2009, 13:40
u could be a complete cowboy and drill em out but use a mill for accuracy lol
Title: Re: mk4 wheel offset 110mm and 112mm
Post by: tg1 on 23 August 2009, 15:12
you can get merc>vw adaptors, i think merc are 5x112? but it would bugger the offset.

I had a similar prob. my old man has a passat on 18's and wanted to swap with mine. took them down the garage and they didn't fit. gggrrr
Title: Re: mk4 wheel offset 110mm and 112mm
Post by: Wayne on 23 August 2009, 15:13
Wobble bolts only allow a max of 2mm adjustment, so 5x100 you could use 5x98 or 5x102.

You might be able to get adaptors but will screw your offset up, more hassle than it is worth to be honest.