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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: v6power on 01 February 2011, 14:18:02
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would these fit my 2.6 CDX Without having to do any mods and would they stick out past the arches?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/18-VAUXHALL-ASTRA-5-STUD-BARI-ALLOYS-WHEELS-TYRES-/310275713904?pt=UK_CarParts_Acc_Wheels_tyres_Rims_Car_Wheels_ET&hash=item483ddfab70
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Need to know the PCD & the size of the centre hole
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PCD ???????
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apparently you tell them what car its for they send you the correct wheels for your car
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why would you want to?
keep the wheel money and buy a decent motor! lol ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D :o :o :o :o :o :D :D :D :D
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PCD ???????
PCD stands for (pitch circle diameter) and is the diameter of a circle drawn through the centre of your wheels bolt holes. PCD is measured in millimetres and also indicates the number of studs or bolts the wheel will have.
Omega is 5 x 110 PCD, Offset is 35-38 & bore is 65.1
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why would you want to?
keep the wheel money and buy a decent motor! lol
says a 2.2 dti driver ::) ::)
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pcd is same so ok... offsets wont be big problem.. (omega 35-38 offset, astra 35-45 ) .. but imo wheels are something special that you need to see near the car :-/
also I would personally recommend spending the budget for better tires on a smaller size like 17 or 16.. :-/
http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1294574748
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Yep, they will fit, even the bore is the same. I do agree that they need to be on the car before deciding though, photoshop perhaps? ::)
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Thanks for all the replys iam now thinking of spending a bit more and just getting the wheels and then a set p0s or similar what would be the tyre of choice with a tyre budget of about £500-550
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Thanks for all the replys iam now thinking of spending a bit more and just getting the wheels and then a set p0s or similar what would be the tyre of choice with a tyre budget of about £500-550
remember both p0 and potenzas need a bit warm up period for full grip.. p0, potenza (potenza and p0 could be a bit more noisy) and conti are all ok..
contis 225/55-17 145£
potenzas 225/55 or 50-17 around 150£
and stay away from falkens ;D (for you chrisgixer)
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for a 17" wheel, your acceptable tyre sizes are :-
215/50 x 17
235/45 x 17
245/45 x 17
but do check that each of these tyre sizes are compatible with your rim width.
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Thanks for all the replys iam now thinking of spending a bit more and just getting the wheels and then a set p0s or similar what would be the tyre of choice with a tyre budget of about £500-550
remember both p0 and potenzas need a bit warm up period for full grip.. p0, potenza (potenza and p0 could be a bit more noisy) and conti are all ok..
contis 225/55-17 145£
potenzas 225/55 or 50-17 around 150£
and stay away from falkens ;D (for you chrisgixer)
;D you saved me some thunder cem ;D
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would these fit my 2.6 CDX Without having to do any mods and would they stick out past the arches?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/18-VAUXHALL-ASTRA-5-STUD-BARI-ALLOYS-WHEELS-TYRES-/310275713904?pt=UK_CarParts_Acc_Wheels_tyres_Rims_Car_Wheels_ET&hash=item483ddfab70
Not sure the offset will be correct for omega as the Astra is front wheel drive which uses a differant offset I believe. :-X
I run 18' with 245 35 18 tyres with no problems, but yours are differant offset again although the ad doesn't specify afaict.
There have been reports on here that p zero tramline quite badly on the omega. So avoid them and falkens and you should be fine.
Conti Any Dunlop ESP good Ime. Not cheap in those sizes though. :'(
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for a 17" wheel, your acceptable tyre sizes are :-
215/50 x 17
235/45 x 17
245/45 x 17
but do check that each of these tyre sizes are compatible with your rim width.
why ? whatever the size difference, it can be arranged with tech 2
however, I would prefer 215 55 16 :P
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why ? whatever the size difference, it can be arranged with tech 2
however, I would prefer 215 55 16 :P
Only for the standard tyre sizes on the Omega, and only for calibration of the instruments. I suspect 2woody might also be considering the finer aspects of suspension setup and handling. ;)
Kevin
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(http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x80/mecdv6/tirediff.jpg)
as seen above both setups 225/55-16 or 245/45-17 can be used instead (difference of 0.5 km/100 km) without any problem..many odometers anyway have more reading errors than that..