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Performance 15x6.5 lotus mags found on ebay, good buy! Melb.

Post by Nosaki Faki »

Found these on ebay yesterday if anybody is interested.
I have a set of these in 17s on my 7 series beamer, great wheels but I don't want another set the same coz that would be a bit gay,
otherwise I would have bought them rather than tell you guys. :wink:
ITEM No. 160228633471 (sorry can't work out how to post link)
Anyway hope this might help someone out.
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http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... %26fvi%3D1

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They're saying they fit cordia but are quoting 20mm offset :wtf:

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Cheers, it wouldn't let me copy the adress for some reason. :?
I can tell you they definitely make these in 20 offset coz thats what my beamer ones are.
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Post by thrash »

6.5 width.... kinda skinny for a starion eh?
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not really, its still bigger than stock....
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Post by thrash »

really? I thought stock jb wheels were 8"?

mine has 205 tyres on it.. isn't 205 = 8"?

sorry, still a noob at these things :oops:
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thrash wrote:really? I thought stock jb wheels were 8"?

mine has 205 tyres on it.. isn't 205 = 8"?

sorry, still a noob at these things :oops:
205 mm is tread width not rim width Suggest you get a tyre spec booklet ASAP and it will give all the data re the correct min & max rim width for different tyres
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Post by Nosaki Faki »

should be able to fit around 235s on a 6.5inch rim, that way you can still run 205s on the front without looking dicky.
In my opinion this looks a lot better than fitting 8s and running 205s on the front I much prefer some nice tyre bulge than huge rims with skinny tyres to clear struts and the like.
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thrash wrote:6.5 width.... kinda skinny for a starion eh?
JA stock wheel size - 14X6"
JB/JD stock wheel size 15X6.5"
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Post by TomVR4 »

getting way off topic. but my rims are 18's X 8.5". whats the widest tyre you reckon i could fit. i was think maybe 265'S but maybe have to go 255's? thanks
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Post by S0LJAH »

OLD FART wrote:
thrash wrote: Suggest you get a tyre spec booklet ASAP and it will give all the data re the correct min & max rim width for different tyres
does anyone know where to get this info on the net?
im trying to work out tyre sizes etc for drag rims but cant find any info
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This is the website I found some time ago which I found very informative.

http://www.carbibles.com/tyre_bible.html

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Post by enthuzed »

NS, they'd only fit a front drive by the look of the pic that Al whacked up.

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