bloody wheels dont fit properly!
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bloody wheels dont fit properly!
Bought a set of 15 inch capri rs 7 spoke wheels they fit onto the hubs ok but their doesnt seem to be enough thread stuck the wheels on used the bolts from a scrappy.. (there the ones with the washer built in, problem?) they dont go on all the way and after two days all bolts were loose!!
the wheel sizes are 2 X 195/50/R15 TYRES 2X 205/50/R15
dunno what to do!?
the wheels have this written on the inside of them 6j x 15h2e35 (v85 AB-AA)
they're are on a mk3 fiesta standard suspension and hubs....
the wheel sizes are 2 X 195/50/R15 TYRES 2X 205/50/R15
dunno what to do!?
the wheels have this written on the inside of them 6j x 15h2e35 (v85 AB-AA)
they're are on a mk3 fiesta standard suspension and hubs....
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ok i thought that too when the chap listed them as capri wheels... any who
So where can I get longer studs?
The alloy wheel nuts I've got are from the newer type with the washer built in...
Didnt know if they were the prob..
Yeah I was sure they were s1 wheels
So where can I get longer studs?
The alloy wheel nuts I've got are from the newer type with the washer built in...
Didnt know if they were the prob..
Yeah I was sure they were s1 wheels
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these the sort of thing you ment? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Ford-Wheel-Stu...d=p3286.c0.m14
One last thing are the tire sizes ok for a fez?
One last thing are the tire sizes ok for a fez?
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You just need proper alloy wheel nuts, ideally with the floating collar. As long as ya studs are long enough any alloy wheel nut with the correct tapered collar will be fine.
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Hmm.. well the guy didnt seem to know what he was on about anyway so I'm guessing he just guessed they were from a capri..
Bonus for me because he listed them as capri alloys but I was 99.9% certain they were s1's
Bonus for me because he listed them as capri alloys but I was 99.9% certain they were s1's
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In the mean time I am extremely interested in getting these diamond cut with a titanium surface finish and a grey/silver on the inside of the spokes (you guys know what I mean) like this...
any ideas on achieving this effect on the cheap?
any ideas on achieving this effect on the cheap?
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Unless you have a lathe you can't get that finish on the cheap. A cheaper (albeit time consuming) idea would be to polish the face of the alloys, leaves a more mirror like finish too!
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