Audi Alloys?

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ziyaad
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Audi Alloys?

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What does everyone think of the Audi A8 alloys? I'm not sure how they'll look on the Polo.

http://www.performancealloys.com/detail ... =398424186
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On a smooth low Polo I reckon they would look pretty good actually! Especially suited to dark colours though IMHO. 16"x7" should fit assuming you can purchase them in a 4x100 fitment and at the correct fitment :)
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I love these badboys (slightly biased tho)
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I've always liked these alloys look really smart.
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yeah i think as long as ur car get really low, they will be fine!! and as long as u get 4x100 fitment!! and as long as u get the 16s and don't change ur mind and get 17s :roll:
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Si_GTi wrote:On a smooth low Polo I reckon they would look pretty good actually! Especially suited to dark colours though IMHO. 16"x7" should fit assuming you can purchase them in a 4x100 fitment and at the correct fitment :)
lol what is meant by 4x100 and 'correct fitment'?? Also does anybody know anywhere else I could find te A8 wheels in 16"? I can't find 'em anywhere except this site.
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Post by Alex_6n2 »

4x100 is the stud patter of the wheels you need. 4 studs, 100mm apart iirc.

Audi fitment is 5 stud with a different offset too. So you either need adapters or wheels drilled with the right stud pattern
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o i see! thanks alot. is it gonna be hard to get hold of adaptors?
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No idea mate. I have seen 4 stud dubs with 5 stud wheels so I shouldn't think so.

Try venom motorsport or Rennsport. I think I remember them having some
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ziyaad wrote:o i see! thanks alot. is it gonna be hard to get hold of adaptors?
I'm prob worng but would the top ones in this site be the right ones? I aint to good with things like this so they probably aren't.
http://www.gwentvw.co.uk/index.php/cPath/39_242
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iNfa-ReD wrote:4x100 is the stud patter of the wheels you need. 4 studs, 100mm apart iirc.
That's it mate, it's measured from the centre of one hole to the centre of the other :D

A technical thing I actually know for once :lol:
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ModifiedMadness wrote:A technical thing I actually know for once :lol:
well done Tom :D
now u've got that bit licked maybe u could find out about offsets!!
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Ah, at least I wasn't wrong :D
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