URGENT! - PCD 4x98 - will it fit??

[chrishill 0]

Will a PCD of 98 fit my 1990 16v? i know C's are PCD 100 but surely its not far off?

[Majik 0]

LOL if make the hole bigger in the hubs, than maybe! : :D

Right the holes for a pcd 4/100 are going to be 100 mm apart now the holes on 4/98 are 98 mm apart so the 4/100 have a slightly bigger diameter, the PCD are made to precision that even a PCD 98 wont fit PCD4/100.

Are you looking to fit mgf wheels or something?

[chrishill 0]

found these on ebay, the guys selling a fiat cinc as well, so i'm guessing they're off that....if they wont fit then i'll post the URL :D

 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 2433060138

[Kevin Bacon 5]

LOL if make the hole bigger in the hubs, than maybe! : :D

Right the holes for a pcd 4/100 are going to be 100 mm apart now the holes on 4/98 are 98 mm apart so the 4/100 have a slightly bigger diameter, the PCD are made to precision that even a PCD 98 wont fit PCD4/100.

Are you looking to fit mgf wheels or something?

 

And if you did 'force' them to fit, I can guarantee the resultant wheel imbalance will be unpleasant at speed.

 

Kev

[Fine wine, Belgian chocs. 1]

No need to 'force' them to fit.

Any decent alloy wheel dealer will be able to supply you some wobble bolts.

These fit using a 'floating' washer instead of a fixed taper seat and have 1mm movement in each bolt so the 2mm difference in pcd is no problem.

Most alloy wheel stockists only keep the 4/100 pcd now and fit them to Fiat/Alfa (4/98pcd) using these bolts. As long as the centre bore fits the hub perfectly or can be made to fit the hub by using spigot rings then there's no problem.