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Nimrod/ouragan spacer's/bolt sizes?
#1
Got some 16" ouragans, 205/45/16's, main question is what size spacers do people usually run with these? i can get hold of some 15mm's off a mate but unsure if they'd be too big or not? And am i right in saying a standard cyclone bolt is 37mm?
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#2
depends which offset wheels you have, there's ET28 and ET20.
#3
If they are the ouragans from a 406 then no spacers are required
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#4
You can get away with no spacers if your beam is in very good nick.

I'd use 15/20mm spacers on the back and 10mm on the front to get them sitting nicely.
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#5
Well they are ouragans, not sure what from though, definitely not a chance in them going on the back, may do of I cut some of the plastic linings out but still would be very very close, I had some a couple of years ago, they had 195's on though and fit fine, so if I use the 15mms and get some 55mm extended bolts?
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#6
look at the offset marking on the rear of the spokes, they are all stamped ouragan, some are ET28 (off a 206) and some ET20 (off a 406)
#7
Just been and looked they are 28's, so I'll have to use the 15mm spacers, cyclone bolt is 37mm so I may as well get some 55mm bolts?
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#8
I ran mine with 15mm spacers, that was with 195/45/16s though.
#9
Would 20mm spacers be to big for nimrods?
#10
Think you'd just get away with 20's to be honest
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#11
(11-11-2013, 08:09 PM)welshpug Wrote: look at the offset marking on the rear of the spokes, they are all stamped ouragan, some are ET28 (off a 206) and some ET20 (off a 406)

If there all stamped ouragon? Why are nimrods called nimrods? Lol

I no there different that the bolt holes are larger on ouragon's well so it said in Google when I was looking in to it



#12
(12-11-2013, 04:17 PM)Chris_90 Wrote:
(11-11-2013, 08:09 PM)welshpug Wrote: look at the offset marking on the rear of the spokes, they are all stamped ouragan, some are ET28 (off a 206) and some ET20 (off a 406)

If there all stamped ouragon? Why are nimrods called nimrods? Lol

I no there different that the bolt holes are larger on ouragon's well so it said in Google when I was looking in to it

No idea!! I have never seen a wheel with Nimrod cast into it, nor will you find one on servicebox.

All the bolt holes are the same anyway, they have the later tye bolt with a taper under the head so that the cars can use a standard taper seat steel spare wheel.
#13
(12-11-2013, 06:26 PM)welshpug Wrote:
(12-11-2013, 04:17 PM)Chris_90 Wrote:
(11-11-2013, 08:09 PM)welshpug Wrote: look at the offset marking on the rear of the spokes, they are all stamped ouragan, some are ET28 (off a 206) and some ET20 (off a 406)

If there all stamped ouragon? Why are nimrods called nimrods? Lol

I no there different that the bolt holes are larger on ouragon's well so it said in Google when I was looking in to it

No idea!! I have never seen a wheel with Nimrod cast into it, nor will you find one on servicebox.

All the bolt holes are the same anyway, they have the later tye bolt with a taper under the head so that the cars can use a standard taper seat steel spare wheel.


http://306oc.co.uk/forum/archive/index.p...682-2.html

On that thread that's were it told me about the bolt holes



#14
"look" bigger, they aren't, also the single wheel picture is of the 14" version so it will look different, especially with the plastic wheel bolt covers.


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