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I bought some 15x7j minilites today stamped on the inside with 5660B. The problem I have is that the seller said they had been fitted on a mgb as well as a cortina is there anyway of finding the fitment or does anyone know what this reference number refers to ?
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steveg
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I've got an old Minilite wheel fitment guide and they don't list and part numbers. Are they genuine ones or one of the many similar looking ones around ?
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There genuine ones the young lad I bought them off seemed to think they fitted mgb and ford. He had a garage with about seven classics so I thought he would know I just tried measuring the pcd and must have cocked it up as it came back as 4 x 120
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Hi, the closest common size to 4x120 is 4x114 which is the PCD for MGA,s and they run 15" wheels.
Colin
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Would that be the same for mgb ? I tried them on my xr2i and they are no where near going on
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Seth
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MGBs are 4 x 4.5" (114.3mm) and most four stud Fords are 4 x 4 .25" (108mm). So unless these wheels have 'unilug' oval holes or are drilled with two different patterns they would not fit both cars.
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Yeah I think the young lad is confused. The wife measured it as a range of between 113 mm to 120mm pcd so I think they are MG wheels
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