Im loving these porka rims and think they would suit the zed perfectly , you can buy hub adaptors to convert nissan to porka !

 

but am still not sure if they would go on due to not understanding offsets et bores etc etc ,

 

can someone give me a simple answer if i can get this to work !!

 

 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/18-PORSCHE-BOXSTER-987-09-ALLOY-WHEELS-5x130-/130486746255?pt=UK_CarParts_Acc_Wheels_tyres_Trims_Car_Rims_ET&hash=item1e619dbc8f

these are the adaptors available with 20 or 25 space I think is what it means

 

 

 

http://www.europerformance.co.uk/pages/products/product_info.mhtml?product=499149

Bleedin ell mate, that's 300 quid just for the adapters for all 4 wheels, yikes!!

As this adds 20mm i've no idea what offsett you'd then be looking at, but certainly if those were Jap wheels, the offsetts would be way out....

 

Someone else more in the know would be able to answer if you need a lower or higher offsett for the added 20mm.

smithy

ha ha thread closed didn't realise they are 140 a pair , then plus the price of tyres , I don't think I want them that bad :) surely there must be an after market wheel close to this look !

Either way, if your after a sensible and 'non arch work' set of wheels with, what I would consider the best 'sensible' stance, you need to be looking at 8.5" wide fronts with an offset of around ET20 and a 9.5" rear, ET35.

 

Those porka rims are 8" fr et50 (bolt on 25mm hub adaptors and your effective offset will be et25) which would fit but not look as good as it could and u don't wanna be adding spacers aswell as the adaptors. The rear porkas are 10" et46, which is a problem... You'd need the thinner adaptors (20mm) giving u an effective offset of et26. With a 10" rim it would stick out of the arch a fair bit.

 

Do a search on here as there are plenty of offset explanations and pictures, you need to understand before u commit to buy as your wheels will make or break and generally cost a bloody fortune!

Not sure what these wheel makers are like, but as they are Uk based hopefully service and aftersales would be good ?

Some vaguely similar (I use the term loosley :p) styles here http://www.bkracing.co.uk/

Not sure what these wheel makers are like, but as they are Uk based hopefully service and aftersales would be good ?

Some vaguely similar (I use the term loosley :p) styles here http://www.bkracing.co.uk/

 

thanks for the link pal :cool2:

There are Aftermarket wheels that look similar to almost all wheels.

 

When i seen "Porsche" i was all ready to go "Urghhh" but they actually look quite nice. I find Porsche styling very boring :(