Tapered for Steelies, Radius for most alloys.
Quote from: northeast_gti-t on 18 March 2010, 12:34Quote from: bobreece on 18 March 2010, 03:45can i buy longer sercurity bolts? this is all doing my head in now wish it was simpleyes you can buy longer locking bolts if your alloys are oem not aftermarket or reps then grayston do a 60mm length set pt number LB163 i have a set of these and cut two front and two rears down to the size required for me running spacers you got a website link m8?also how big a spacer can i use with them?
Quote from: bobreece on 18 March 2010, 03:45can i buy longer sercurity bolts? this is all doing my head in now wish it was simpleyes you can buy longer locking bolts if your alloys are oem not aftermarket or reps then grayston do a 60mm length set pt number LB163 i have a set of these and cut two front and two rears down to the size required for me running spacers
can i buy longer sercurity bolts? this is all doing my head in now wish it was simple
I bought a set of 4 20mm hubcentric spacers. i think 20mm is too wide for front wheels.i am looking for a set of 10mm hubcentric for the front wheels, could do with an exchange?anyone interested?
Quote from: JordyGTI on 18 March 2010, 16:57Tapered for Steelies, Radius for most alloys. Not quite right there fella,all oem wheels(alloys and steelies) use Radius bolts,aftermarket wheels use tapered bolts
Quote from: avinashzz on 19 March 2010, 12:43I bought a set of 4 20mm hubcentric spacers. i think 20mm is too wide for front wheels.i am looking for a set of 10mm hubcentric for the front wheels, could do with an exchange?anyone interested? 20mm is abit wide for the fronts really most you really want is 15mm
I got some 10mm hubcentric spacers