

| Subject: | Re: Center Bore size for Vanagon Wheels |
| From: | Jonce Fancher |
| Date: | Sun, 23 Sep 2012 11:48:49 -0400 |
Hi Dennis Reason I ask is for one of the sets Audi 16" or VW 15" will go on my 71 Bay bus that is Lowered. I have a whole different set of rules to play by on this set up. Not looking for tall, More on the Low side of the world. Thanks Jonce >By the time you are done with spacers, longer wheel bolts front, studs rear >etc. why not get wheels that fit? > >If you have the alloys you could also go to a 225/70-14. Nokian makes a >wonderful tire in that size, ($$). > >The Audi wheels could be a good choice. 66mm is the center bore needed and >will also keep them hub centric for the front of Syncros. Note that a >chamfered edge is also needed. Not only does the center bore have to >enlarged but it has to really remain centered as that can be the reference >(where the centering cone goes), for many balancing machines. > >BTW the AR95T wheels I recently mentioned are designed for light truck >applications, 2,200 pounds/wheel up to a 32" tire. > >Dennis > >-----Original Message----- >From: Vanagon Mailing List [mailto:vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com] On Behalf Of >Jonce Fancher >Sent: Saturday, September 22, 2012 1:36 PM >To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM >Subject: Center Bore size for Vanagon Wheels > >Hi all >I know the bolt pattern for the vanagon and bay bus is 5x112. >I want to know the center bore size required to fit over the hub and dust >cap for the wheel as well. > >I did pickup a set of 5x112, 15" x 7" Wide ET 45 Wheels > >I also have a set of 16" Audi that are also 7" But only have 2. ET 35, Same >5x112 bolt pattern. > >But both sets will Not bolt on with out the centers being opened to accept >the centers. > >Let me know. >I know a shop that can do it cheaply enough but if I can at least tell them >what I want I should be good to go. > >I will mount a tire on each rim and check body rub and other issues later. > >Thanks Jonce
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