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Mark.W

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30th Nov 14 at 15:15

Would 7J 16" ET49 wheel be fine on a B with no issues tyre size would be 195/40.

[Edited on 10-01-2015 by Mark.W]

Ian

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30th Nov 14 at 15:19

Probably touch the damper, 7" wide and ET49 will be quite far in.

Mike

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30th Nov 14 at 15:27

I had 16x7 et49 on my old Corsa, there was no more than 1mm clearance between rim and damper so it really would be dependant on the dampers, safer to drop down half an inch if possible. Either that or you're looking at spacers.

[Edited on 30-11-2014 by Mike]

Mark.W

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30th Nov 14 at 16:30

Ahhh sod it I will just leave it

[Edited on 30-11-2014 by Mark.W]

Minty_Fresh

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30th Nov 14 at 19:45

Just run a universal 5mm spacer (which you can on standard bolts) and cost pence..

Steve

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30th Nov 14 at 22:13

I'd Deffo research more into the bead type

taylorboosh

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1st Dec 14 at 06:50

Pics

Ian

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1st Dec 14 at 13:05

quote:
Originally posted by Minty_Fresh
Just run a universal 5mm spacer (which you can on standard bolts) and cost pence..

Only if the spigot is massive.

--ToM--

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1st Dec 14 at 18:25

quote:
Originally posted by Ian

quote:
Originally posted by Minty_Fresh
Just run a universal 5mm spacer (which you can on standard bolts) and cost pence..

Only if the spigot is massive.

Have you seen the wheel fitment on his car? .....