BaileyMex Posted February 24, 2024 Report Posted February 24, 2024 (edited) Probably been asked a hundred times before, but anyone on here running 7.5x13's on an un arched MK1? They are advertised as a minus -19mm offset Is anyone running these at all? And did you have to have the rears machined at all if running standard axle/drums etc? https://www.johnbrownwheels.com/product/75-x-13-rs4-4x108-7513RS4 Edited February 24, 2024 by BaileyMex
Xp197777 Posted February 24, 2024 Report Posted February 24, 2024 I am running those with baby atlas though ,arch lips are slightly rolled 205/50/13s tyres
Admin Vista Posted February 25, 2024 Admin Report Posted February 25, 2024 At factory offset, they won't fit with a standard axle Colin.
BaileyMex Posted February 25, 2024 Author Report Posted February 25, 2024 Might drop them an email to see if they can offer different offsets, don't want to change any or the original axle or touch the arches. Do quite like the dish on them. Had the same wheels on the car for nearly 20 years so fancy a new pair of shoes 😂
Admin Vista Posted February 26, 2024 Admin Report Posted February 26, 2024 22 hours ago, BaileyMex said: Might drop them an email to see if they can offer different offsets, don't want to change any or the original axle or touch the arches. Do quite like the dish on them. Had the same wheels on the car for nearly 20 years so fancy a new pair of shoes 😂 I test fitted a standard ford set to my RS about 15 years ago. They had 50 profile tyres on them but without lowering the car to the weeds, the arch gap looked ridiculous and I'm 99.9% certain they'd have rubbed horrendously. Given their rise in value, I wish I'd bought them anyway, I just didn't have the funds at the time. 1
BaileyMex Posted February 28, 2024 Author Report Posted February 28, 2024 Sacked this idea off, may still contemplate the 7" versions in the future, but not right now. Just looking forward to some dry weather, hopefully out for a blast Sunday to a local meet - fingers crossed
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