Hi,

 

Does anyone know whether you can get bolt-on spacers/adapters to change your PCD from 114.3 ---> 4 x 100 or vice versa?

If so, where? Or any alternatives?

 

Thanks

Why?

 

Much better wheel choice in 4x114.3 :y:

Hi,

 

Does anyone know whether you can get bolt-on spacers/adapters to change your PCD from 114.3 ---> 4 x 100 or vice versa?

If so, where? Or any alternatives?

 

Thanks

 

they come up on ebay regularly, you can email the seller for custom widths and hubcentric holes.

 

 

 

-dave

don't forget the fact that the offset will be completely wrong too if you fit up wheels that are that PCD, as its a FWD offset :y:

...not to mention that bolt on spacers are illegal in most states. :y:

i'd rather 4 x 100 ---> 4 x 114.3 anyway,

 

i'll keep an eye out.

why 4x100

114.3 is the bomb when it comes to rims

0 to negative offset in a 14'-15' rim will look way better and handle much better that any fwd offset rim

 

the dish... think of the dish

Ok, i got that bit, the point being i want all 4 of my PCD's to match, so either way i can do it, i'll do it.

I already mentioned i'd much rather going all 4 x 114.3 but i can't seem to find anywhere that sells these?

 

I can't find anything on ebay either :P

Ok, i got that bit, the point being i want all 4 of my PCD's to match, so either way i can do it, i'll do it.

I already mentioned i'd much rather going all 4 x 114.3 but i can't seem to find anywhere that sells these?

 

I can't find anything on ebay either :P

 

Do you have different PCDs at the moment? If so, why?

I have a KE35, front is standard, therefore 114.3 and rear has been converted to disc brakes, LSD and therefore has a different PCD, I think the rear was out of a mazda, so that's why..

Well mazdas have 4x110 like a ke10-20, not 4x100.

All mazdas? I better find out for sure before i order.

 

I found a place in the US that makes them to whatever specs you'd like, aircraft grade materials, look the goods.

I assume there's a way to determine PCD? I'll google it.

 

Thankss.....

Mazda B1800 rear ends are 4x 114.3 too eh. just measure the distance between the studs center to center across the center of the wheel to get the true pcd. PCD is the diameter of the circle that the wheel studs fall in.

 

Well mazdas have 4x110 like a ke10-20, not 4x100.