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Old 6th March 2012, 18:37   #1
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Basically im a little confused.

Im trying to fit these to a mk2 furio but when fitted with out spacers the rear wheels hit the trailing arm and the front wheels are very close to the droplinks.

I have 20mm hubcentric spacers but the centres are too big to go into the centre of the wheels.

Now my questions

Does everyone else have a similar problem with these wheels or is it just a Furio thing?
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Can i machine the lip off of the spacers so that the surface that the wheels will be bolted against is flat and there for not hubcentric?

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Old 6th March 2012, 18:57   #2
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Basically im a little confused.

Im trying to fit these to a mk2 furio but when fitted with out spacers the rear wheels hit the trailing arm and the front wheels are very close to the droplinks.

I have 20mm hubcentric spacers but the centres are too big to go into the centre of the wheels.

Now my questions

Does everyone else have a similar problem with these wheels or is it just a Furio thing?
And
Can i machine the lip off of the spacers so that the surface that the wheels will be bolted against is flat and there for not hubcentric?

Please Help
Your car lowered? I have a standard height westie with 205's on it and they don't rub at all but on my last westie it was lowered and I had 10mm spacers on the back and everything was fine
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Old 6th March 2012, 19:01   #3
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Nah, not lowered...High doesnt really begin to describe it haha

ah ok, thats interesting, mine rubs on the end of the axle, like the hubs aren't far enough out.
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Old 6th March 2012, 19:02   #4
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is it the tyres rubbing or alloy? what profile tyres you on?

edit; just re-read the whole thing, so basically you haven't been able to but the rear alloys on the car?
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Old 6th March 2012, 19:05   #5
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They are 50 profile tyres but yeah basically

The front ones will go on but they are bloody close to the anti-roll bar top bolt
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i took a grinder to the front droplink bolt to make em fit to mine but as soon as you lower it you will need to use 195/45/15 tyres
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How much did you lower it by? How did they fit on the back?
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5mm spacer and all will be good.... they are ment to go on a car with a different offset after all
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i had these on my old vts lowered 60mm all round, only rubbing i had was on the rear, it caught the bracket for bumper, took an angle grinder to that. then on front it rubbed when on full lock.
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What profile of tyres did you have?
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