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For Sale: Speedline Wheels F/S X post
01-30-2012 | 03:48 AM
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From: Los Altos, CA
Speedline Wheels F/S X post
Hi All
I am selling my speedline wheels which I bought a few years ago...
I made an error when buying these and didn't realize the bolt pattern was incorrect They are 5 x 120 vs the 5 x 130 for the Porsche's
Without a hub adapter, they will not fit on a Porsche. Ironnically, they were on the previous sellers early 911 turbo.
I really screwed up on this one.
Anyway, my loss may be someone else's gain
Here is the listing on eBay.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/330679937954?item=330679937954&viewitem=&vxp=mtr#ht_500wt_898 If you know of a BMW owners, or 911 owners, you may want to share this with them? They are a pretty good deal ..
Any questions please feel free to ask
Thanks
Kind regards
Ed
I am selling my speedline wheels which I bought a few years ago...
I made an error when buying these and didn't realize the bolt pattern was incorrect They are 5 x 120 vs the 5 x 130 for the Porsche's
Without a hub adapter, they will not fit on a Porsche. Ironnically, they were on the previous sellers early 911 turbo.
I really screwed up on this one.
Anyway, my loss may be someone else's gain
Here is the listing on eBay.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/330679937954?item=330679937954&viewitem=&vxp=mtr#ht_500wt_898 If you know of a BMW owners, or 911 owners, you may want to share this with them? They are a pretty good deal ..
Any questions please feel free to ask
Thanks
Kind regards
Ed
01-30-2012 | 09:09 AM
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What is the center bore? As info, they can't fit any 3 or 5 series as some 5 series cars have a different center bore than many 3 series cars. That's a broad area with a lot of differences model to model and year to year. The rear offset would require 20+ mm spacers for e46 M3 to fit correctly
01-30-2012 | 06:18 PM
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What is the center bore? As info, they can't fit any 3 or 5 series as some 5 series cars have a different center bore than many 3 series cars. That's a broad area with a lot of differences model to model and year to year. The rear offset would require 20+ mm spacers for e46 M3 to fit correctly
I will measure the bores and post
Thanks for that clarification
Kind regards
Ed
01-30-2012 | 07:32 PM
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What is the center bore? As info, they can't fit any 3 or 5 series as some 5 series cars have a different center bore than many 3 series cars. That's a broad area with a lot of differences model to model and year to year. The rear offset would require 20+ mm spacers for e46 M3 to fit correctly
Center Hub Diam
Outside Wheel 60mm then tapers to 53 mm
Inside Wheel 70mm or 2 3/4' hub diam
Thanks again for pointing this out
Does this shed any light on whether they will fit certain years ( or the 3 and 5 series ?) or Porsches?
Kind regards
Ed
