Hi, full/partial noob query. When buying second hand turinis for my 182 FF do I need to check the spacing, 54mm/60mm or just make sure they are PCD 4x100mm and ET38/45?
Thanks
Thanks
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Turini help - about to buy some - urgent
- Thread starter joytodrive25
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Pauleds
ClioSport Club Member
Merc Dueliner sport
Just make sure that they are 4x100 pcd.
Wheels with a 38mm offset means they will stick out 7mm more per wheel than the 45mm offset wheels.
The 54/60mm spacing has got nothing to do with the wheels, that is the bolt pitch for the holes at the bottom of the front strut to the hub.
Wheels with a 38mm offset means they will stick out 7mm more per wheel than the 45mm offset wheels.
The 54/60mm spacing has got nothing to do with the wheels, that is the bolt pitch for the holes at the bottom of the front strut to the hub.
Bluebeard
ClioSport Moderator
Whichever has fuel
Full noob. Cheers for the clarification. I should know that as I just bought new cup shocks which show the bolts that spacing refers too. Ah right, ET was a mystery to me. They are 4x100 so here I go. Hopefully get them in a few days and have them re-coated soon after. Someone has doen a fairly awful spray job on them then visited the kerb a few too many times.
Cant believe I just wrote ET was a mystery to me....
Jekyll
ClioSport Club Member
ET is the offset. Trophy and speedline turini's have are et43, cup turini's are et38 so stick out 5mm wider.
The higher the et, the slimmer they sit.
Elliiooootttttt!
The higher the et, the slimmer they sit.
Elliiooootttttt!
