Sapph Cos Wheel Sizes
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Ok guys, i got some bargain sapph cos wheels last year and had them shot blasted cause they were flaky.
Since then i've forgotten the tyre sizes. What size rim will they be? Here's a picture which i believe to be the identical wheel... (picture from PF database)
Since then i've forgotten the tyre sizes. What size rim will they be? Here's a picture which i believe to be the identical wheel... (picture from PF database)
![](http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii305/sapphire-cosworth-database/2wd/E237SEL.jpg)
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They should be a 7x15 wheel
Tyres were 205/50x15 in a VR rating on 2wders and a ZR rating on the 4x4
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Thanks for response, if i'm putting them on my 3i cab i'll be safer using a 205/45/15 if i'm not mistaken?
This is what i used to work it out. http://www.kouki.co.uk/utilities/vis...ize-calculator
It says rolling radius is reduced by approx 4cm than standard, which equates to speedo reading of 60mph with actual speed of 58.7mph. I'd rather it be under than over.
This is what i used to work it out. http://www.kouki.co.uk/utilities/vis...ize-calculator
It says rolling radius is reduced by approx 4cm than standard, which equates to speedo reading of 60mph with actual speed of 58.7mph. I'd rather it be under than over.
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