et55? would they fit with adapters?

[sife1]

Would ET55 porsche wheels(7in wide) fit with adapters under mk2 arches? I take it the adapter will move the wheels out to about ET35, or am i taking cod crap?

ET70 is a bit too far fetched on 8in wide?? no?

cheers

[alby]

25mm adaptors will make them spot on.i had no probs with arches on my design 90's

[sife1]

cheers mate,

What about 16" ET70 9inch wide rims with adapters on the back. Will this high offset have problems clearing the shocks(coilovers)??

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Edited by: sife1

[sife1]

What about the handling, it'll be fine on the fronts, but on the back (if they clear the shocks) will 9in ET70 make the back end sturdier or just all over the place??

excuse all the Q's but just seeing if it's worthwhile going for the rims.

[Andy947]

ET 70???????/


You'll need a 55mm spacer to make em fit, 9's only go on with et15

[sife1]

right not much point then!
nice one for the help

[carelegance]

point 1. porsche stud pattern is 5x130 so porsch wheels wont fit

point 2. your best bet is to get a set of 4 x 100/108 multifit and fir the spacetkit that would normally be used for pug to get your et15

[alby]

point 1. porsche stud pattern is 5x130 so porsch wheels wont fit




ever heard of h and r adaptors?

[MrBen]

point 2. your best bet is to get a set of 4 x 100/108 multifit and fir the spacetkit that would normally be used for pug to get your et15
Could anyone translate this?

[sife1]

Andy947 are your wheels brock b1's or the powertech's 8x15??

If powertech, what offset are they? i know you've choped the front arches, but have you also done this on the rear? There well nice wheels and suit your car nicely!

with regard to the ET70, it was just some nice different, not design 90's, porche wheels that were going cheap. was thinking maybe they could fit [xx(]