PCD

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PatrickBuzzin

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Ok this mite be a stupid question but how do I find out the PCD of my car? Think its 5/100 but how do I check for sure before I buy my new alloys?
 
Not a stupid question at all if get a compass and measure from the centre of the wheel out to the centre of the bolt holes thats the radius double it and thats pcd pitch circle diameter
 
Ya I thought this alright but I was asked to check it because it changed around that year or something so said I wud check on here first
 
Cheers lads thanks for that ,now I gotta get ordering my new wheels. Was gonna order from Urban per4mance the 18" Ultralite spec alloys in Gold. Waiting for them to get back to me. Do they do tires aswell? And what sort would ye recommend? Have Eagle F1s on the car now and they seem to be ok and used Nankang aswell a very good tire. Has anyone used toyo proxs.
 
nankangs are sh*t, grand for a road use but crap in the wet and on track

eagle f1s are one of the best all rounder, wet, road and track

and toyo t1r's are very good aswell, wet, road and track and abit cheaper than the f1
 
I used to swear by nankang , great all round tyre and not to expensive ,

use coopers now made by avon , wouldnt fault them for the price and last very well
 
try camskill.com for tyres


ordered a set last wednesday at lunchtime ,aand had them fri afternoon . very impressed with service and saved a packet over local prices . :icon_headbang:


and to have the confidince when cornering again is :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
 
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