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Offline TanK_VW

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pug wheels
« on: 03 May 2006, 16:58 »
I have a slow puncture, no cash to fix it at moment, i know bad.. so question for someone to hopefully answer.

My brother has some Pug GTi alloys 4 stud. anyone know if these will fit on my MK2 driver

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Offline Agreeable Slick

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Re: pug wheels
« Reply #1 on: 03 May 2006, 16:59 »
No.
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Offline steviem

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Re: pug wheels
« Reply #2 on: 03 May 2006, 17:30 »
I have a set of four teardrops you can have, but I'm down in Essex
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Re: pug wheels
« Reply #3 on: 03 May 2006, 17:47 »
just keep putting air in your tyres thats free? i have had a slow puncture for prooper ages. and mark always has slow punctures in his split rims lol
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Offline keithyboy

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Re: pug wheels
« Reply #4 on: 03 May 2006, 22:47 »
Quote from: Tanks_Mk2 on 03 May 2006, 16:58
I have a slow puncture, no cash to fix it at moment, i know bad.. so question for someone to hopefully answer.

My brother has some Pug GTi alloys 4 stud. anyone know if these will fit on my MK2 driver



Pug rims share the same PCD as 4-stud Fords.

A slow puncture, if it's leaking past the rim, shouldn't cost more than a fiver at your local part-worn tyre pirate.
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Wrong wheels and mine's Calypso not snot but it's close enough

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Re: pug wheels
« Reply #5 on: 03 May 2006, 22:51 »
Which would be why i said no.

Pug = 4x108.
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