Hi..

 

i finally found what 15 inch pursuits that have the same stud pattern as the KE70.. 4 nuts by 114.3, the hyundai elantra..i knew it was hiding somewhere

 

btw anyone know what the actually colour is called that cover the holden pursuits?? :((

 

 

thanks for all your help on the topic before

so the wheels are fwd then, the offset will not suit rwd, fwd offset is usually very positive, but you could use floating spacers - illegal though or bolt on spacers which may be illegal i dunno.

yeh i was trying to find the offset of the elantra wheels no luck so far..should be all sweet..possibly you may need to use spacers...about them been illegal i didnt they were..i mean they are just spacers,

bolt on spacers are legal in QLD....not floating ones though...

aah ok..well i dunno now, cuase the tyres are 195/50/15, low profiles and the cars lowered..into the guards, and i don't really want rubbing to occur..

ok so the bolt on ones are fine as mentioned, i got quoted about 400 for a full set. your original wheels were probably 13x5 with 70 profiles or something similar, so the 15's with low profile 50 rubber or around that combination will be the same size as your original wheels.

 

only thing to watch is as rim size goes up so can the width in some cases, so as long as the wheel is going to fit nicely under the guard and has the correct offset for its width it will all work.

 

if it is only just rubbing you can roll the guards all round for 50 a corner.

 

try google hyundai elantra pcd offset etc to find more info

Edited June 13, 200521 yr by styler

considering excels use rwd offset, elantras may also use rwd offset. worth a try

 

floating wheel spacers are illegal because they are unsafe. bolt on wheel spacers are legal with an engineering certificate

 

you also need to have the change in wheel track within legal limits, and wheels within legal size, etc

Do excels use RWD offset? That's... interesting. That means any rims that fit on excels will fit on Corollas, in theory?

excels have the exact same offset as rt104 coronas, as listed in the performance wheels application guide. you can put sigma 14s on an excel with no fouling (and it looks very funny)

 

but as you know, brakes and other things come into it, so i wouldn't say EVERY wheel would fit, but most probably would

That is so cool, I should start browsing Excel forums for wheels for sale :(( Or better yet, sell some of my wheels to Excel owners :blinks:

10 bucks to the first photo of an excel with hotwires

I'm always up for a photoshop challenge. Send the $10 care of ........ :((

 

BTW - I think its a 1991 Excel.

photoshop us a new bubble shaped car :((

I don't think a photoshop wheel chop should be counted...

Real excel with real hotwires on it.

Heres a REAL :(( excel that i just happened to stumble across.

 

 

I'm sinking to new low, for the sake of $10. sob

Edited June 15, 200521 yr by kangaroosa