Do you need to look for alloys with the exact Centre Bore dimensions as your car?

Or (I hope) is there a bit of play or a way around the problem when fitting aftermarket alloys in replacement for the standard alloys?

I wanna know for instance can you fit alloys with 50mm C/Bore onto a car with a 60mm C/Bore easily?

I know to use wobbly bolts to get around PCD i.e use wobbly bolts to fit 4x100 to your 4x98 wheel fitments.

But C/Bore's??????

wouldnt spigott rings sort that problem out?

I don't know? What are spigott rings and how do they work?

Hopfully they do as I have my heart set on a set of alloys but they are 7mm smaller on C/Bore that my Punto and I would really like to get them

if they are smaller then you have to take to an engineer and get them made bigger, 58.1mm is what you need

Most aftermarket alloys dont have a centre bore as such, they use spigot rings to change the centre bore to that of the vehicle theyre fitting.

What alloys are you after?

The are Inovit "Back Spin Graphite diamond Cut" alloys

Sorry no photo to hand of them.

http://www.inovit.com/stvi.htm ?

Nope.............

http://www.inovit.com/spin.htm

But thanks for the link Dave. Helped me find the lonk to the ones I like

so it will fit most 5 stud

comes in 4 stud too!