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jonesyFX
25th February 2006, 16:28
theres been some speculation in past posts about 5 stud alloys fitting 3 stud cars, im one of those few on here that have a 3 stud car smileys/smiley13.gif which as most know means there is a limited choice of alloys.

so for me the chance that 5 stud could fit 3 stud is great, BUT there hasnt really been anyone thats said they have done this, or know anyone who has.

so does anyone know the truth? smileys/smiley17.gif

cheers peeps

Baz
25th February 2006, 16:29
defo no chance they fit, the stud are not aligned the same, one stud would fit but the other bottom two are too wide apart on 3 stud.

AM4R
25th February 2006, 16:32
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w_jd_w
25th February 2006, 16:38
like rob said the distance between the studs is completely different otherwise the wheel wouldnt be stable!

sorry mate it wont worksmileys/sad.gif

Baz
25th February 2006, 16:39
like rob said the distance between the studs is completely different otherwise the wheel wouldnt be stable!

sorry mate it wont worksmileys/sad.gif

you follwing me round threads Jon? smileys/smiley2.gif

w_jd_w
26th February 2006, 01:14
like rob said the distance between the studs is completely different otherwise the wheel wouldnt be stable!

sorry mate it wont worksmileys/sad.gif

you follwing me round threads Jon? smileys/smiley2.gif

damn right baz..its your awesome cyber aftershave smileys/smiley2.gif haha

vts165
26th February 2006, 05:54
why dont you just convert it to a 4 stud!?

graham

w33n0r_phatsaxo
26th February 2006, 05:57
i've heard that 6 stud alloys exist and they can sometimes fit "perfect"

Baz
26th February 2006, 07:32
them multi stud ones might but not sure about 6 smileys/smiley5.gif

AdamH
11th July 2007, 16:31
multistud ones are normally 8 holes and they will not fit either

Predator_R32
11th July 2007, 16:43
would be a custom hub for 5 stud, just convert them to 4 stud mate, why exactly do you want 5 stud??

Essay
11th July 2007, 19:19
i think he just wants a wider variety of rims that he can fit as we all know the 3 stud varieties are pretty dyer with exceptions to tooras, compomotives etc

but i wouldnt have thought 5 stud would fit at all, as said above convert to 4 studs my mates done it and dont think it took him a long time at all

mattchewone
11th July 2007, 22:22
Just a random thought but is it possible or is there anything that exsists that is like a spacer that screws into the 3stud and is then flush and then allows 4/5 studs to be used? If you get my drift?
The drawing is pretty terrible.
http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r1/mattchewone/wheels.jpg

TU-Tuning
11th July 2007, 22:29
Thread from the dead.


But yes there is such a spacer, and yes they are highly dangerous and unstable and likely to make your wheel fall off on the motorway ;)

mattchewone
11th July 2007, 22:34
Thread from the dead.


But yes there is such a spacer, and yes they are highly dangerous and unstable and likely to make your wheel fall off on the motorway ;)

Thanks lol, was only wondering. How easy is it to do the four stud conversion? What is the cost to do it?

Danhunt
11th July 2007, 22:43
gutted i too own a saxo with 3 studs whaaa