new to pcd adapters help needed

[odd-head]

Hello
Im just trying to get my head around pcd adapters.
My plan of action is to fit porsche wheels once the car is lowered.
My question is most porsche wheels are 55offset and the toledo is 35 so a 20mm pcd adapter is needed, but the rear wheels here http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/18-Turbo-Alloy-Wheels-Original-Porsche-Set-of-4-Cup-3_W0QQitemZ400109311187QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM?hash=item5d285f94d3 are 65 offset. So would i need 30mm pcd adapters? But could someone tell me if 10" on the rear is to wide for a toledo?

 

[odd-head]

anyone??????

 

[jason2800]

i've seen 9.5j being ran on golf Mk4's, but im not sure about 10 mate. if the worst comes to the worst, try putting some more spacers on and stretching the tyres to make them fit lol.

 

[TllEWL]

I know there's plenty of clearance at the back of the Toledo, but even so 10" wide wheels might be pushing it a bit

Are they particularly rare wheels ? Could you get a pair of fronts and stick the rear wheels in the loft / sell them ??

I'd be looking at replicas for that sort of money esp. without tyres


- EDIT -
Just read the once the car is lowered comment - might as well forget it, I forsee real trouble with these

 

[TllEWL]

Mmmm I retract my previous statement -

Looks like you'll need to get the rear spacers spot-on though - plenty of Bora forum trawling for you....

 

[odd-head]

Mmmm I retract my previous statement -

Looks like you'll need to get the rear spacers spot-on though - plenty of Bora forum trawling for you....

thats the look im after chheers dude