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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: tmeehanelectrical on 15 February 2009, 10:17:47
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kust seen a facelift omega wjth merc amg wheels on it,surely they dont fit?looked ultra cool... :-?
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interesting. In the interest of testing tires i was going to swap wheels with a bmw as they are 5 stud as well, but set further from the center so would not fit. Volvo seem spaced the same but havent tried them yet.
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well they are 5 spoke...
(http://www.deansminis.com/graphics/petrolhead%20cars/E320AMG.jpg)
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Well Omega wheels are 110 pcd, volvos are 108 and merc,audis are 112 so they both fit pretty good with wobbly bolts...
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....... so they both fit pretty good with wobbly bolts...
I never like the idea of wobble bolts :-/ :-/
I do like that model of Merc though ...... E class ??? :-/
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lol... and im just sat here wondering what wobble bolts actually are, i have volvo 108's :P
but they're on a volvo, could try one of my cd alloys off my omega on it though
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just tried a audi wheel on my mig,the centre of the wheel is too small,stud pattern is ok...any suggestions? :-/
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Audi centre bore is smaller - you will need to get them re-bored to ?66.1 - I'm sure some one can confirm.
Been thinking of doing similar with some R8 lookalikes. Projex (in Brum if memory serves) will re-pitch to fit meegas if you buy the wheels from them for 120 notes
Then you dont need wobbly bolts
HTH
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i think if i go down that route it'l be some kinda amg wheels i put on!! :y
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Audi centre bore is smaller - you will need to get them re-bored to ?66.1 - I'm sure some one can confirm.
Been thinking of doing similar with some R8 lookalikes. Projex (in Brum if memory serves) will re-pitch to fit meegas if you buy the wheels from them for 120 notes
Then you dont need wobbly bolts
HTH
Close , 65 .1 ;)
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cheers olympia, i c ur in ireland too got any spare sets omega wheels?