mef
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hi anyone got plastic spigott rings i need new ones and seen them on a site just wondering are they anygood
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mef
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yeah just worried of them snapping got 17 inch oz wheels off a fiat coupe there on now but need spigotts
they are there to centralise the wheel and line it up, the wheel bolt clamping pressure takes the actual 'holding' of the wheels on so dont worry
most of em i have seen are a light cast metal or plastic anyway
most of em i have seen are a light cast metal or plastic anyway
mef
Guest
Plastic ones are ok. I had to buy a set last year for my oz super t's. If i remember correctly the size you need is 57.1 but id double check.
Were they for a set of the Seat Sport Oz Super T's or for a set of off the shelf ones??
Ive just fitted a set of Seat Sport Oz's to my Ibiza and they wouldnt take the spigot rings I had, so Im guessing the are already the correct size.
I think they were off te shelf. The didn't SEAT Sport on the wheel just OZ SUPER T.
Also i thought the SEAT SPORT OZ wheels were 16's? Mine are 17's.
Also i thought the SEAT SPORT OZ wheels were 16's? Mine are 17's.
yeah ive just bought a set off ebay cost me £2 per spigot and there 57.1 the size you need and you should notice a difference once fitted plus you get piece of mind
Im guessing my Oz's must already be at that size as I tried putting a spigot ring in the centre of the wheel and it wouldnt go in.
Yep I know that. I tried putting a spigot ring into the Oz that was 57.1 but it wouldnt fit in the Oz wheel at all. So Im guessing with the Oz's being off a mk3 Cupra R they are already at 57.1 wheel bore size.
Mantisgb
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you could try AP Tyres in Rotherham a guy there makes them on the lathe out of metal for you cost around £10 to £15 for a set much better than plastic.
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