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After market wheels
vwo60 - April 24th, 2013 at 10:03 AM

I have been looking for a suitable set of wheels for a type three ghia and have come up against a wall as far as the offset goes, the original wheels are a 4.5" with a ET of 46, all the wheel available will not fit without hitting the guards, i found a web site in the UK for a manufacturer that apear to offer and manufacture all the popular vw wheels, i got a quote for a set of gasburners delivered to your door for 461 pound, available with different offsets so you can get away from narrowing the front end to fit them, there are several wheels offered to suit vw's that can be ordered with different offsets, i am going to get a set of compomotive MO6, 16" x 6" or 16" x .5.5" with the correct offset for the car, on these wheels they can be ordered up to a ET of 56MM and 53MM respectivly
http://www.randr-alloys.co.uk/ 


1303Steve - April 24th, 2013 at 02:15 PM

Hi

Nice looking wheels, on the website it looks like the spokes will protrude from the tyre face, this would make them very exposed to gutter rash, but I love that look.

Steve


vwo60 - April 24th, 2013 at 03:23 PM

But they will fit without rubbing, I guess that I will have to learn how to drive. good selection of wheels,


1303Steve - April 24th, 2013 at 04:19 PM

Hi

The fit is is the important thing, maybe get some gutter feelers:lol: Theres lots of wheels on that site I would love to have on my car.

Steve


newghia - April 25th, 2013 at 05:40 AM

I have a set of the V Force wheels on my t34, got the largest offset they had avail, (super beetle) from memory, they are tight with 185's on them,
Nath