I have bought some 16" Borbet A's for my car and when I have fitted them there is a gap between the centre of the hub and the wheel. The car doesn't run at the moment. The wheels are ET20 (if thats the right number for help) Can anyone recommend some spigot rings that will help?
Thanks
Spigot rings
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Re: Spigot rings
Most Borbet wheels are 64mm centre bore, VW is 57.1mm.
eBay is your best bet - search "Borbet VW spigot". Pretty sure I got mine from the first "hit" -
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SPIGOT-RINGS- ... 1562675652
eBay is your best bet - search "Borbet VW spigot". Pretty sure I got mine from the first "hit" -
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SPIGOT-RINGS- ... 1562675652
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Re: Spigot rings
or if you can't wait, your local alloy wheel specialist will sell them.
for preference, go for metal ones over plastic, you (and by that i mean kack handed tyre fitters) are less likely to break them fitting and removing the wheel
for preference, go for metal ones over plastic, you (and by that i mean kack handed tyre fitters) are less likely to break them fitting and removing the wheel