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sharpy28

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25th Jun 11 at 15:53

Will the 306 wheels fit on a saxo? I know the pcd is the same but I'm not sure how wide they are? Anyone fitted any? Will they rub with 195/45/15 tyres?

Any help will be great

DannyB

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25th Jun 11 at 15:55

Should be fine, my mate has them on his saxo for daily use and a set for track use.

sharpy28

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25th Jun 11 at 15:57

Thanks mate

Matty SRi

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25th Jun 11 at 16:15

Yes they do mate... Buy mine

bullock106xsi

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25th Jun 11 at 16:21

if you have a drum beam on the back you may need spacers mate. disc beam is slightly wider than the drum beam giving better inner arch clearance

sharpy28

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25th Jun 11 at 16:27

quote:
Originally posted by Matty SRi
Yes they do mate... Buy mine

Getting a set for free mate

sharpy28

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25th Jun 11 at 16:27

quote:
Originally posted by bullock106xsi
if you have a drum beam on the back you may need spacers mate. disc beam is slightly wider than the drum beam giving better inner arch clearance

Cheers I will bare that in mind

Matty SRi

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25th Jun 11 at 16:30

Ah well, i have 2 sets here lol

sharpy28

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25th Jun 11 at 16:30

It's alright mate cheers tho haha

Matty SRi

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25th Jun 11 at 16:36

sharpy28

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25th Jun 11 at 18:16

That's very nice

Eck

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25th Jun 11 at 18:29

Cyclones look great on a 106/Saxo!

Ste

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25th Jun 11 at 23:18

Looks sexual that. Always loved those wheels.

I would rather lose by a mile because i built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me.

N3CRO

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26th Jun 11 at 09:49

quote:
Originally posted by Matty SRi

They look great on that!

Archie

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26th Jun 11 at 10:15

That saxo is sexual.

ShEp

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26th Jun 11 at 12:26

Not too wide at all, I actually thought of spacing mine out,

That was about 3/4 years ago.

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