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Funkysi

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  1. The machined hole in the center of the wheel that mounts to the hub of the car. Needs to the same on the hub as it is on the wheel else the wheel will float when the bolt holes are tightened up giving excess play and stress on the bolts...or rather studs on the Z. Makes mounting the wheel difficult too. Some wheel manufacturer's make wheels of a universal fitment meaning they have spigot rings fitted to an oversized bore to compensate for the difference. These are small machined pieces of metal, or sometimes made of plastic that slip inside the centre bore of the wheel so that when fitted, there's no play. PCD means 'pitch circle diameter' I think and it's the relationship the bolt holes have to the position on the hub. IE, PCD could be 5 x 100mm. Which is 5 holes and is the measurement of the diameter of a circle drawn through the centre of your wheel's bolt holes.
  2. I am sure you know about centre bore too and PCD. :)
  3. I hope you moved it back! Be rebellious!
  4. I hate the Minor too. Someone on SXOC has put a Minor shell onto a modified S13 chassis with an SR20DET engine.
  5. Yeah, but you need to take into account wheel widths too. You can't simply go for a huge offset as the wheel won't fit under the arch.
  6. No, it's the centre line. Dead centre of the wheel. If you were to split the wheel in two from the very centre of the banding. Then the offset is the relation the hub face is to that centreline.
  7. ...this might help... it's usually stamped on the wheel somewhere, usually on the back of the hub face.
  8. The offset of a wheel is the distance from its hub mounting surface to the centerline of the wheel.
  9. Offset? It all depends on that.
  10. Been posted a number of times before. Nice vid though.
  11. Silver was one of my main choices (although I wasn't too focused on colour when buying a Z). It's a timeless colour and always looks modern. :)
  12. Kinda? Dude, it's totally different.... LOL @ it being stolen! Who the hell would want to drive it, let alone steal it. Mind you, it is 'famous'...or rather infamous! Maybe it had some expensive ICE in it....and hopefully it's now been melted down and turned into anusol tube caps!
  13. No, the spelling was correct, it was the grammar that wasn't...ie, wrong word, but spelt correctly. I'm only messing about. :)
  14. No, the spelling was correct. I was just playing with the grammar. :)
  15. You can't afford anything else? Remind me again just how expensive running a Z actually is?
  16. Then you'd be wanting silver in the poll then.... ;)
  17. Rear bumper is isn't it? You still got the Kitkat wrappers up the door? ;)
  18. I went to 'Donny' once. Absolutely terrible. I think it was back in 2001. The only good bit was the drive there and back. Place was full of undesirables, tarts, crap looking kitted up ugly 'show cars' and rubbish weather.
  19. Mint sauce = :hurl:
  20. Maybe he was looking for a 'stunning show car' and that appeared! LOL
  21. Cheap??? You can get much better cars for the price! It's a Panda FFS! :rofl:

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