vauxhalll cavy wheels

Fl@pper

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4x100 and uusually the largest centre bores but use a unique offset to correct suspesion issues from memory so watch yaself
 

vngtx

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shud fit with spacers, not sure about spigots cos thats a very small difference in bore.
 

Fl@pper

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id be more worried about offset first - gonna handle like a shopping trolley if ya not too careful
 

Josh m

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i tried cav sri cessaros on mine seemed to fit ok but looked pants
 

suj

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offsets on vauxhall (standard) are ET35-42 depending on what ones, as i was discussing this with a mate who has an astra

the centre bore is 60.1, so you will definitely need wobble bolts!
 

samc

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centre bore has got nothing to do with the bolts???? cav's and ibiza are both 4x100mm pcd so bolts wont be a problem, mounting the wheel to the hub is the problem if the centre bore isnt big enough.
 

suj

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centre bore has got nothing to do with the bolts???? cav's and ibiza are both 4x100mm pcd so bolts wont be a problem, mounting the wheel to the hub is the problem if the centre bore isnt big enough.

what are you on about, of course centre bore does matter, it's the diameter of the hole the bolts sits in, so if you put a 57.1mm diameter bolt in a 60.1mm hole? it doesn't move about....course it does

4x100 is PCD, 4 = number holes, 100 = distance from the centre of hole to another

and if you put bigger centre bored wheels on smaller nuts, they can move about, causing the hole to get bigger, then one day...bye bye wheel!
 

M1KEH

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No suj, center bore means the size of the center of the wheel where it fits tightly onto the hub, this is why you need hubcentric spacers to make sure all the loads aren't put onto the hubs via the bolts.
 

suj

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No suj, center bore means the size of the center of the wheel where it fits tightly onto the hub, this is why you need hubcentric spacers to make sure all the loads aren't put onto the hubs via the bolts.

oh crap, i had a mare, i was arguing with a mate about this the other day lmao, and he said what i wrote, haha what a noob!
 
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