ADAPTERS...help me!
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- BestDrivenSidewys
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can somebody help .... i have a set of wheels from a mk 3 golf vr6 (rh toplines) i wish to put on my E30 convertible. the pcd is 5 x 120. can somebody advise me on what the best way would be to get these on? any advice would be appreciated
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why do you say that? abit of an explanation would do nicely!
You could convert to m3 hubs but very expencive. What offset are the wheel if they are et35 or more then get on the net for some hubsentric spacers 4x100 too 5x120 10-15 mm thick. Nods a goodn nice wheel will look nice on e30

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Nobody_You_Know
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I'm sure the Golf VR6 is not 5x120mm it's 5x100mm.
During the MK3 phase Golfs and cars based on that platform went from 4x100 to 5x100 for GTi's and VR6's, all Post Mk3's were 5x100mm and now Audi's and Passats have gone to 5x112mm .
In all my years running VAG's I have never heard of a 5x120mm PCD.
Anyway aren't E36's 5x100mm so a hub conversion would mean you could fit the wheels?
What are they anyway? VR6 BBS's? They are nice.....
During the MK3 phase Golfs and cars based on that platform went from 4x100 to 5x100 for GTi's and VR6's, all Post Mk3's were 5x100mm and now Audi's and Passats have gone to 5x112mm .
In all my years running VAG's I have never heard of a 5x120mm PCD.
Anyway aren't E36's 5x100mm so a hub conversion would mean you could fit the wheels?
What are they anyway? VR6 BBS's? They are nice.....
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Nobody_You_Know
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I have checked and E36's are 5x120mm.
Golf VR6's are definately 5x100mm
Golf VR6's are definately 5x100mm
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Audi S4 currently transporting me around.
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If that's the case and your wheels are 5x100 e30 m3 hubs can't be used obviously hubsentric conversion spacers are your only option

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- BestDrivenSidewys
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they are rh toplines...im sure the guy i bought them off had them on a mk 3 vr6. how would i go about changing the hubs is it alot of work involved?
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Nobody_You_Know
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You need to find out what PCD the wheels actually are then? 5x120mm or 5x100mm? No point changing the hubs if you don't know what to change them to.
Beemer 325i Track car currently in production.
Audi S4 currently transporting me around.
Audi S4 currently transporting me around.
Those pcd's wont fit together on a spacer, two holes will always intersect... or there will be f*ck all metal beween. I'd be very surprised if anyone would make theseDezzy wrote:If that's the case and your wheels are 5x100 e30 m3 hubs can't be used obviously hubsentric conversion spacers are your only option
M3 hub conversion, provided theyre 5x120, but i'd say its more trouble than its worth. Shame because toplines are



