Anyone ever tried a set of pcd adaptors to fit a set of 5x100 fit wheels??? ...I bought a nice set of 17" wheels a few years back when i was looking to buy an octavia.... But then ibought a Superb instead, a decision i dont regret. ..

These wheels would look awesome on my car..

Was looking at a set of these myself recently whilst sourcing some new alloys but didn't go for them in the end. I run 15mm spacers too and figured spacers+pcd adapters was just mounting too much on the hub. They weren't cheap either. A good set was around £150.

Was looking at a set of these myself recently whilst sourcing some new alloys but didn't go for them in the end. I run 15mm spacers too and figured spacers+pcd adapters was just mounting too much on the hub. They weren't cheap either. A good set was around £150.

Ive been looking at a set of fk adaptors from germany which are 15mm made of aircraft grade alloy which should do the same job..Have u had any bother running with the 15mm spacers?

The summers on the the way so if im gonna fit these rims

im gonna have to make my mind up..

Ive been looking at a set of fk adaptors from germany which are 15mm made of aircraft grade alloy which should do the same job..Have u had any bother running with the 15mm spacers?

The summers on the the way so if im gonna fit these rims

im gonna have to make my mind up..

No problems with spacers as long as you source correct bolts. Some info here. Word of warning I guess would be different alloys require different lengthed bolts, dependant on their construction. Essentially push your existing bolts through your existing wheels and measure the length of thread exposed. Then take your new bolts and new alloys and ensure there is the same length of thread exposed. A wheel should be held onto the hub with between 4/5 turns on thread when bolting them on.

Does improve the look of the Superb.

No problems with spacers as long as you source correct bolts. Some info here. Word of warning I guess would be different alloys require different lengthed bolts, dependant on their construction. Essentially push your existing bolts through your existing wheels and measure the length of thread exposed. Then take your new bolts and new alloys and ensure there is the same length of thread exposed. A wheel should be held onto the hub with between 4/5 turns on thread when bolting them on.

Does improve the look of the Superb.

Nice one m8 very helpful... im gonna go for it and get them fitted..dont think i'll see another superb with the same wheels as these are pretty rare OZ racing

Gonna start lookin for adaptors 2day cheerz m8..