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Adaptor wheels spacers? peugeot > ford fitment?
#1
Hi all

Basically i have purchased some team dynamics in ford fitment (i know i dont own a ford but they were cheap Tongue )

So my question is wheres the best place too get hubcentric adaptor spacers to bolt ford wheels too my peugeot? much be 20mm spacers to correct the offset.

Matt
#2
Have you tried ebay? Even if they dont sell them off the shelf I bet if you messaged them someone would make them for you.
#3
i did have a quick look but the only set i could see were £130 + p&p which seemed abit steep to me.
#4
20mm hubcentric spacers arnt cheap mate unless you drop on a second hand set
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#5
I know, i could just wang on some bored out ford hubcentric spacers but i believe in doing a job properly or not bothering at all lol
#6
I've got a set for sale
#7
You have a PM sir Smile
#8
Probably easiest to buy either ford or pug ones and get the side that needs changing machined? And oi, Tom, I thought we were swapping Tongue
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#9
Yeah i think thats the route im being forced down in all honesty. if i dont purchase some from zx-volcane then i can machine some myself at work Smile
#10
My 26mm (!) O.Z. Spacers were for Ford > Pug fitment, and they set me back around £120 from Italy...
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#11
Unfortunately im a pikey and i refuse to pay that much for some drilled bitsof measured aluminium lol
#12
65 quid for four on ebay with extended bolts
#13
I ran spacers and longer bolts on track completey fine just need a flathead to get the spacers off after the sessions

I think have some bolts and spacers kicking around or are you already sorted?
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#14
(21-02-2014, 11:10 AM)gavxud Wrote: 65 quid for four on ebay with extended bolts

You would do better to get the hub-centric ones. They keep the stress more where it should be, so you don't chew through wheel bearings.
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#15
(28-02-2014, 12:21 PM)7057sam Wrote: I ran spacers and longer bolts on track completey fine just need a flathead to get the spacers off after the sessions

I think have some bolts and spacers kicking around or are you already sorted?

I have been offered some by another member but pm me your cheapest price Wink

(28-02-2014, 12:23 PM)Grant Wrote:
(21-02-2014, 11:10 AM)gavxud Wrote: 65 quid for four on ebay with extended bolts

You would do better to get the hub-centric ones. They keep the stress more where it should be, so you don't chew through wheel bearings.

^ precisely this!
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