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So will the 5 mm spacers be enough to correct the offset?
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11-04-2015, 12:23 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-04-2015, 12:31 PM by finny.)
cut the bit of plastic off if it aint to large, I had a set of wheels that rubbed only over big bumps, cut of the bit and it was fine.
on the back of the 206 wheel it should say the ET, then work out the mm for spacers to get it to around 15-18, a propper set of quality hubcentric spacers and then new bolts are not cheap, you might have trouble with the 5mm spacers finding genuine bolts the right length, deeper hubcentric spacers like 20mm have two sets of bolts, one set to bolts the spacer to hub then you use the genuine ones the bolt to the spacer, if your bolting to a spacer it wants to be quality and hubcentric in my opinion
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