While I'm shifting some of my surplus spacers I remembered I had these.

They are hubcentric and fit into OZ wheels that are designed to take them. The centre bore on the OZ wheel needs to be around the 70mm mark (can't remember exactly but can measure tonight).

This then presents a 60-odd mm bore to your hubs. I believe this is the other standard OZ size (for wheelsw which don't take the spacers) so you can fit their own spigot rings to suit.

I can double check on these measurements tonight.

They don't have studs built in just holes so you would need studs that are long enough to use them.

IIRC they are about £60 for a set so after say £30 plus a fiver post? Or near offer?

they steel or alloy? Can you stack em? Im after 30mm spacers so if they stack together and they are alloy im interested!!

Most of the 30mm spacers Ive found use 8 bolts, 4 to bolt to the hub and four to bolt the wheel to the spacer. I have fitted longer bolts to the hub already so dont really wanna go this route and if the above will do what I want then £30 has got to be better then £100!!!

iiyama - I know you're after 30mm spacers - I U2U'd you about some earlier!

I don't think they will stack as is because the wheel facing centre bore (male) is of a larger diam than the hub facing centre bore (female).

The male bit is too large to slip comfortably inside the female part

This is from memory though, I'll check tonight (oo-er!)

You could machine them to suit but if you've got access to the kit to do that you'd probably just make your own from scratch to size.

ooops!! wasnt that observant mate!!

Can I have an exact measurement on the outer bore diameter (you said 70mm ish...). As already asked, are they alloy or steel?

They are definitely alloy, I'll head back out to the garage now with my Mitutoyoboyocalipothingo.

Gimme 5mins.

Right....

They are 75mm on the part that goes into your wheel (male) and 65.06mm on the part which sits on your hub (female) - this is also stamped on the outside of them but proves my digital caliper is reasonably accurate

They are 65mm I guess because they are originally designed for fitting Ford FWD offset wheels onto Peugeots (so going ET35 to ET19 say). Although I believe you can get OZ spigot rings to reduce this to the Ford 63.3mm

[Edited on 12/3/08 by hobbsy]

Ok. Thanks Hobbsy - unfortunately, not quite what I need. It would mean sourcing a spigot ring for the hub, and machining to the spacer itself. Thanks for the info and good luck with the sale.

It does however turn out that my pair of bolt on spacers (custom made) are actually 20mm and not 25mm as I thought (from memory - sorry again Jolly Green Giant!).

So are these any good or do you need a set of 4?