GoldCloverLeaf

No worries.... yes, i try to do most of the work myself. I'm in the middle of a fulll body restoration at the moment.... http://www.alfabb.com/bb/forums/car-...continues.html

You should join and start up a thread yourself, it's a good motivation drive to get things done.

Thanks for that Mike, I am still trying to get the right info on the best offset. Your car looks great, do you work on her your self, I am a long way from finishing, just trying to get it to a registration state first. Regards Tim

Tim,

I'm not sure what offset they are and i dont have access to the wheel at the moment, i did not request a particular offset, I only advised the type of car and bolt pattern required and they supplied the wheels and they fit fine.

The wheels are custom order anyways so i suppose they might know the correct offset that will work for the Alfa, or perhaps there is only one offset available? I would call them up, they have a website.

Early Fords such as the Escort have the same bolt pattern though so it might not be a bad idea to work out exactly what you need - make sure they make the wheels with the correct centre hole diameter. I had a friend order a set and the centre hole was too small so it would not sit flush on the rear hub, so perhaps he was given wheels to suit the escort by mistake.

Hope this helps...

Cheers
Michael

Hi Goldcloverleaf,

I saw on the alfabb that you have Superlites on your 105. I am restoring a 105 gtv 2000 and would like to fit 15x7 superlites with a 195/60 tyre, but confused about what off set the rim should be.
Could you tell me what you have and if there are any clearance rubbing issues....Thanks alot
Tim Jobson
Perth WA