urgent help needed with tyres stretch , clearing arches, lowering , etc

[bristolbaron 11]

Are the wheels flat backed or shaped around the bolt holes?

 

If they're flat backed then redrilling is def the easiest option.. You'd want 10-15mm spacers on the front and the rears will be perfect.

[hawwy 10]

will it be possible to redrill this is a picture of the back

 

 

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[8vMatt 1]

Don't like the position of the small hole for redrilling, might be an issue for the machine shop.

[hawwy 10]

whats small hole for anyway?

 

and okay, but would it be possible to redrill though?

 

and can you tell me anybody who redrills and how much approx it would cost

[bristolbaron 11]

not as easy to redrill as you'll need to weld the original holes and the redrill the same position. Doable, but will take a specialist rather than just any machining shop.

 

Contact voodoo motorsport,

 

http://www.voodoomotorsport.com/

 

or check this thread on edition38..

 

http://www.edition38.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=294133

[n3p 3]

If you really want the wheels on your car, personally I'd modify the arches to suit...just my opinion though! :) ET4 rears as bristolbaron says is pretty pokey!

[hawwy 10]

If you really want the wheels on your car, personally I'd modify the arches to suit...just my opinion though! :) ET4 rears as bristolbaron says is pretty pokey!

 

 

by rolling and flaring them? doesnt that mean respraying arches

[KADVR6 0]

just do the sensible thing and sell the alloys and buy some that will fit easilly, you will drive youself mad trying to get them to fit and spend lots of £'s doing it.

[Grim1 1]

Kad, best option yet!! U

 

 

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[Abdul 0]

Get the wheels to 8.5 - 9j, make sure the offsets are somewhere between 15 and 20, roll the arches and away you go. Personally, i'd go with an 8.5".

 

Simple really.

 

Oh and get some Falkens on there!