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Wheel offsets? (Ned!)
nick205 - 29/9/03 at 02:24 PM

Anyone know the wheel off set for Sierras?

Also anyone know the offset for Peugeot wheels?

ie could I fit a set of Pug 205 1.9GTi alloys to the Sierra hubs of my Indy?

***Which reminds me! Ned haven't I seen you on the Peugeot Sport Club forum?


Cheers

Nick

[Edited on 29/9/03 by nick205]


ned - 29/9/03 at 03:04 PM

Nick205,

sierra offset is et38 (same as focus i'm told) though increases as the wheel width does (7-7.5" rim is et45 apparantly)

yes peugeot do have the same bolt pattern (pcd) though the offset is something like et9 I heard somewhere (not definite) so will affect the track of the car though should fit... (I tihnk they'd make the track wider and stick out of the arches further) be careful and make sure it'll fir first..

Yes I have been on the peugeot sport forum, though only once, a few months ago, weren't a very helpful bunch IMHO/experience....

Ned.


nick205 - 29/9/03 at 03:19 PM

cheers for the info.

Likewise with the Peugeot forum, but entertaining reading sometimes!

Cheers

Nick


MK7 - 29/9/03 at 06:07 PM

Check this site for PCD and offset

http://www.tyresave.co.uk/fitment.html

Russell


rell - 29/9/03 at 06:31 PM

good link but are cortinas offset the same as the escorts ?


suparuss - 29/9/03 at 07:01 PM

lol russell, i was just about to post that exact same link

us russ's think alike hehe.



Russ.


givemethebighammer - 29/9/03 at 09:16 PM

think as follows

pug 205 1.9 GTI ET19
pug 205 1.6 GTI ET25

ford sierra ET38
ford cortina ET19

ford cbore = 63.5mm

pug cbore = 65mm

both 108 PCD


nick205 - 30/9/03 at 08:07 AM

Cheers for the info guys!

Russell - very useful site!

Nick


ned - 30/9/03 at 08:37 AM

rell, i think cortina offset is et19mm - doh sorry hammerman didn't see that!

everyone else, thanks for correcting me!

Ned.

[Edited on 30/9/03 by ned]