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theconrodkid

posted on 26/1/07 at 07:45 AM Reply With Quote
wheels

ok i,m after some wheels for my steed,ive spotted 4 cossie lattice wheels for £80,no tyres.
anyone know the ET/ if they will fit an escort axle on my lego without spacers .






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Danozeman

posted on 26/1/07 at 07:54 AM Reply With Quote
I reckon theyl be 35ish ofset so will probably touch the trailing arms with escort axle. My 38's needed about another inch to go on the hub.





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jos

posted on 26/1/07 at 09:05 AM Reply With Quote
I had a set of them with 205 50 15's on them. They were fine on the rear but woudlnt rotate on the fronts as they snagged on the wingstays.

I changed them for 13's anyway

Maybe the proper 195 50 15's wouldve solved the probem





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theconrodkid

posted on 26/1/07 at 09:09 AM Reply With Quote
ive been offered some 15X7/et 25,the ones i have at the mo are 14X6 et 16,the 14,s clear the suspension by about 1/2 inch,will the 15,s foul?





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PAUL FISHER

posted on 26/1/07 at 09:35 AM Reply With Quote
fitting a 15x7xet25 in place of a 14x6xet16 you will have 22mm less clearance to your inner strut,and the wheel will also extend out +4mm further out of your arch,so I would say if you only have 1/2"or 13mm clearance they will foul your strut
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theconrodkid

posted on 26/1/07 at 09:35 AM Reply With Quote
k cheers





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PAUL FISHER

posted on 26/1/07 at 09:42 AM Reply With Quote
If you can get away with a 15mm less clearance to strut,and for the wheel to extend +11mm you could then use standard peugeot fitting 15x7 et 18?
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Syd Bridge

posted on 26/1/07 at 09:59 AM Reply With Quote
C'mon John, you should be putting 19" wheels on that, 15" wide with 345/35 tyres!
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theconrodkid

posted on 26/1/07 at 12:45 PM Reply With Quote
erm...i,m not building a truck syd,its a lightweight fun thang





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Chippy

posted on 26/1/07 at 03:45 PM Reply With Quote
Hi John, I have a set, (5), ford seven spokes with new tyres, (done just 800miles), they are standard ford ET38's, with 195 x 60 x 14 boots. No flats or kerbing. Complete with a set, (16), of 60 deg loose collar nuts. See my archive for pic's, under wheels. If any good to you, looking for around £150 the lot. You would need spacers, and longer studs. Regards, Ray

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martthefridgeman

posted on 26/1/07 at 07:31 PM Reply With Quote
HOW ABOUT USING PEUGEOT RALLYE WHEELS LIKE THESE. 6J/14 AND ABOUT ET18 Rescued attachment 2e99_1.jpg
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