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Model specific boards => Golf mk5 => Topic started by: big_el on 06 June 2010, 15:57
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been trying to look for some cheap alloys for my mk5 due to the fact that my missus drives it most of the week and she would trash some brand new ones but i am struggling to find some remotely nice ones.
is it worth getting some adaptors to go 5x112 to 5x100. then i would have a much wider range, also are the adaptors safe and how do they work ?
cheers
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Biggest prblem with adaptors is offset.
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what do i need to do then if i get adaptors? or i am better without ?
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Stick with the 5x112's. :wink:
Loads of cheap alloys out there if you look.
What size alloys are you looking for and what is your price range?
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looking for 17s or 18s.
prob between £180 and £250. i would invest in some new ones but with it being my missus drive to work and that am worried she'll trash them.
I would like some original VW alloys. quite like the ones on the GT TDI
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On the GTTDI MKV they have Charleston's as OEM. A good looking alloy, but in good condition would be over £250 unless you are very lucky.
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prob between £180 and £250.
Blimey, thats going to be tricky.
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Keep looking on e bay, as you can sometimes get Monza reps for about £180/200,
Though why do so many people have wifes who trash their alloys, I REALLY would not let my wife near my car if there was any possibility of her curbing them...
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well to be honest its going to be hers when i get my project car due to the little girl. but until then i have to drive it and i hate hubcaps :sick:
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You took the alloys off and put hubcaps on? Or is a normal MK5 that came with hubcaps?
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as if lol no came with hubcaps :angry:
dont know why !
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What is the standard golf mk5 GTI Offset?
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I believe Mk5 wheels are ET51
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Do you happen to know the full spec? :rolleyes: e.g.5-112 ET45 ?
Ive got soem new wheels on but they rub the splash guards over big bumps and hard cornering :smug:
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Oh and if they are 7.5J or 8.0J Wheels standard?