Very Quick Question

[Josh Waddi 0]

Hi Peeps

 

Quick one fot you, how do i get an olloy of 45ET to fit on a hub which is 35ET?

 

Cheers

[dukest 0]

wheels have ET numbers, not hubs, so it depends what size the wheel is. ET is how far in or out a wheel sits in the arch (lower figure = further out).

your reference on a VR6 corrado though is ET43 for a standard speedline, so if your wheel is the same size as a speedline then it wouldn't be a problem. if it was some huge 18x8 wheel then it would never go on.

 

you need to look at a calculator like this with the sizes of your wheels http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalcold.html but the short answer is ET is measured in mm so a 10mm spacer would make an ET45 wheel into an ET35 wheel instead

[Josh Waddi 0]

wheels have ET numbers, not hubs, so it depends what size the wheel is. ET is how far in or out a wheel sits in the arch (lower figure = further out).

your reference on a VR6 corrado though is ET43 for a standard speedline, so if your wheel is the same size as a speedline then it wouldn't be a problem. if it was some huge 18x8 wheel then it would never go on.

 

you need to look at a calculator like this with the sizes of your wheels http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalcold.html but the short answer is ET is measured in mm so a 10mm spacer would make an ET45 wheel into an ET35 wheel instead

 

Hi Thanks for your reply, the last bit is what i mean, making a ET45 into a ET35. 10mm spacer. Thankyou.