Is this the standard set up or have I got after market spacers on?

 

I have just taken the rear wheel off to have the tyre chamged and when I went to put the space saver on it didn't fit the stud patern. It looks like it would fit on the bolts behind but deffo not on the wheel studs???? :confused:

:eek: Defo not standard mate :(

:shock:

 

Fook that! some dick has welded bolts on!!!!!!

looks like a spacer job to me vinnie boy

:shock:

 

Fook that! some dick has welded bolts on!!!!!!

 

They aint welded on. LOL :rofl: :slap:

 

The back bolts are holding the spacer on. Which means that it some kind of adapter to convert it so as it can house a different wheel stud patern? Would you agree??

 

On the standard set up do the wheels sit straight on to the hub?

They aint welded on. LOL :rofl: :slap:

 

The back bolts are holding the spacer on. Which means that it some kind of adapter to convert it so as it can house a different wheel stud patern? Would you agree??

 

On the standard set up do the wheels sit straight on to the hub?

 

 

:wack: :smw: :headvswal :nelson:

 

Dont know what im worried about, its not like my advice giving has ever been rite before!!! :D

:wack: :smw: :headvswal :nelson:

 

Dont know what im worried about, its not like my advice giving has ever been rite before!!! :D

 

 

I bet you a tenner you know more than I do..... :bow:

 

I have a good knowledge of all things cortina or sierra but 300Zx. not a clue YET!

Difficult to tell from that pic, but the spacing looks the same to me. It's probably just a bolt on spacer, rather than one which is loose and relies on longer wheel studs.

Difficult to tell from that pic, but the spacing looks the same to me. It's probably just a bolt on spacer, rather than one which is loose and relies on longer wheel studs.

 

 

I thought that aswell. But! the stud patern is smaller than that of the space saver spare? I spose it could be the wrong spare but I doubt it very much?

 

Here is another pic>>>

take the spacer off and offer the alloy up to the hub

tou will see if the pcd is wrong

wheels may be wrong off set and may hit the calipers without spacers

looks like a smaller pcd to me prohaps 110 pcd as they are more common fitment

wheels may be wrong off set and may hit the calipers without spacers

:smw: I know why the spacers are there doghnut!! if you offer the alloy up

to the hubb it will be blatently ovious it is the wrong pcd. just off out for a :duffer:

I thought that aswell. But! the stud patern is smaller than that of the space saver spare? I spose it could be the wrong spare but I doubt it very much?

 

Here is another pic>>>

 

That's deffo a converter type thingy dude!-a lot more choice of wheels pobably-and I hope there's a axle stand under that! :D

That's deffo a converter type thingy dude!-a lot more choice of wheels pobably-and I hope there's a axle stand under that! :D

 

 

Yes there is an axle stand. I would be very interested to find out what wheels would fit. Although there arent many that would be as wide as 265 or even 275 /18's because thats what I would like a tad wider on an 18" instead of the 255/40/17's.