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Devito5692

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12th Dec 12 at 19:42

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/400331569855?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649

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Darryl H

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12th Dec 12 at 19:45

Right PCD/fitment not sure on offsets though

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Devito5692

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12th Dec 12 at 20:05

I'm looking for some deep dish alloys for my Corsa What can I get that will fit on a Corsa b bit confused with all these sizes lol

GB123

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12th Dec 12 at 20:08

Offset according to that link is et30, whereas standard corsa/vaux wheels are et49 so they'll poke out more. So you may have clearance issues on the arch.

[Edited on 13-12-2012 by GB123]

marklawton

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13th Dec 12 at 08:52

yeah they will fit. stick some 195/45 tyres on and you should get away with 40mm down if you want to go lower then you will have to get some skinny tyres strecthed on and start thinking about running camber as i perfume your going down the euro etc route

Devito5692

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13th Dec 12 at 08:56

Thanks mate when you say skinny tyres what size we talking pal?

Devito5692

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13th Dec 12 at 10:41

I've found some nice ones with ET40 would they fit better?

GB123

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13th Dec 12 at 11:14

Yes mate the closer the offset is to ET49 the better.

Prey

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13th Dec 12 at 11:32

et is offset in mm, lower sticks out more - so an et30 will stick out 19mm more than an et49 (of the same width)

when the widths go up just add half of the extra width onto that - so a 7j et30 wheel will stick out 44mm more (19mm on offset + half of 50mm on width) more than a standard 5j et49 wheel

iby

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13th Dec 12 at 11:39

I had ET 30 on standard springs/shocks, front was fine, handled two passengers max on the rear. was a pain in the ass.

Now lowered 60mm with ET40 alloys with 195/45/15 and works a treat.

Devito5692

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13th Dec 12 at 11:48

Thanks for your help guys so think I'm Guna get the et40 ones with stretched tyres I'm on coilys so if worst comes to worst can just raise it up
A bit lol

adamC20xe

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13th Dec 12 at 18:52

http://www.carlsalter.com/wheel_fitments.html

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