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Sure there was one on here somewhere but can't locate it. Any kind soul point me in the right direction please? Have a GT40 and a Jag for your trouble   |
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fogey
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Thanks, yes, but I thought there was one on this site??? Maybe I imagined it !
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I know this wasn’t what you asked for but I use this site. www.wheel-size.com/You can search in many ways, vehicle specific, wheels specific, PCD specific. I find it very helpful for finding wheels compatible with my car that aren’t commonly known and I can then search on eBay for alternatives. |
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fogey
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I know this wasn’t what you asked for but I use this site. www.wheel-size.com/You can search in many ways, vehicle specific, wheels specific, PCD specific. I find it very helpful for finding wheels compatible with my car that aren’t commonly known and I can then search on eBay for alternatives. Thanks - that's the sort of thing I need but doesn't go back far enough! What I'm trying to establish is what cars had a pcd of 4.5" (114.3mm) same as the MGB? |
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Last Edit: Jun 5, 2020 19:59:34 GMT by fogey
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Ryannn
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A lot of Japanese stuff has that PCD
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I know this wasn’t what you asked for but I use this site. www.wheel-size.com/You can search in many ways, vehicle specific, wheels specific, PCD specific. I find it very helpful for finding wheels compatible with my car that aren’t commonly known and I can then search on eBay for alternatives. Thanks - that's the sort of thing I need but doesn't go back far enough! What I'm trying to establish is what cars had a pcd of 4.5" (114.3mm) same as the MGB? Hi, Triumph Stag and Saab 99 spring readily to mind. Colin |
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scimjim
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PCD Guide???scimjim
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Thanks, yes, but I thought there was one on this site??? Maybe I imagined it ! There was, many years ago. I found it through google long before I had a login. Can’t find it now though. Edit - Here |
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Last Edit: Jun 5, 2020 22:34:09 GMT by scimjim
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Phil H
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PCD Guide???Phil H
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The link therein contained doesn’t work though..
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scimjim
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PCD Guide???scimjim
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The link therein contained doesn’t work though.. Correct 😀 |
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fogey
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Thanks all for your help |
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scimjim
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PCD Guide???scimjim
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Scimitars use 4x114.3 wheels - the Dunlop composite is often fitted to MGBs because it’s a much better offset, making it look like the MGTV8.
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