Will rx7 rims fit on my vw bug
Non -SE rims are 4x110, while SE rims are 4x114.3 . Ford 4x108 rims WILL NOT fit on the 4x110 bolt pattern without bending the lugs. THis is very unsafe. It seems that if the bolt pattern is even 2mm off, it won't work.
Originally Posted by 85rotarypower
Non -SE rims are 4x110, while SE rims are 4x114.3 . Ford 4x108 rims WILL NOT fit on the 4x110 bolt pattern without bending the lugs. THis is very unsafe. It seems that if the bolt pattern is even 2mm off, it won't work.
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The picture shows my SA with the 4*110 pattern using Ford rims. Maybe a little bit long distance, but it shows that it is possible. I remember a thread about this where a picture of the actual bolts im using beeing pictured. Try a search for "things you would like to see made for the 1.st gen" in the title.
Originally Posted by mortenf
The picture shows my SA with the 4*110 pattern using Ford rims. Maybe a little bit long distance, but it shows that it is possible. I remember a thread about this where a picture of the actual bolts im using beeing pictured. Try a search for "things you would like to see made for the 1.st gen" in the title.
It may be possible, but it is NOT safe, I like to play with my car and my g/f, NOT with my life.
It's the same like driving 250Km/h with V-rated tires, it can be done, until things goes wrong.
ow... BTW, Morten, i will take pics of the mountings point for the rear seat belts tonight, i haven't had any time yet, winter-time
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13mm DEFINITELY counts for a difference.
That's like half an inch... you try threading three bolts that are a half inch off from where they should be and see what happens
Jon
That's like half an inch... you try threading three bolts that are a half inch off from where they should be and see what happens

Jon
Originally Posted by Mireck 12A
It may be possible, but it is NOT safe, I like to play with my car and my g/f, NOT with my life.
It's the same like driving 250Km/h with V-rated tires, it can be done, until things goes wrong.
ow... BTW, Morten, i will take pics of the mountings point for the rear seat belts tonight, i haven't had any time yet, winter-time
to soon, to dark 
It's the same like driving 250Km/h with V-rated tires, it can be done, until things goes wrong.
ow... BTW, Morten, i will take pics of the mountings point for the rear seat belts tonight, i haven't had any time yet, winter-time
to soon, to dark 
I found out the hard way....



