Minilite Alloy Wheels Pcd Required

[Guest Steve Allen]

(Thought I posted this once but now I can't find it so just in case)

 

I purchased tonight a set of 14" Minilte alloy wheels for my Robin Hood. When I contacted the chap who was selling them he had no idea what they came off and only bought them himself for his Mini. They would not go under his arches.

Having measured the stud/ Hole centers they are 100mm and dont fit on mine (Ford being around 76mm) the reason I still bought them was they were so cheap and if i can find out what Manufactures Hub they suit then someone will get a bargain. Anyone out there know what cars have what PCD on the hubs. The dimension I took is centre to centre Horizontally not diagionally.

Ps tried looking on the website and failed

Regards

Steve

[Guest docter fox]

sorry i cant be of any technical help...

 

they didnt fit on or they didnt fit under the arches? was the mini lowered?

 

do they have tyres? how much would you be selling them for?

[Guest piddy]

Ford is 108. http://www.retro-rides.com/wheels.asp Try this site

[ibrooks]

Minilite are a manufacturer. They made the style of wheel that Mini Coopers originally got and then for many other cars as the design is inherently strong whilst also having good ventilation properties (most important on drum braked cars). Since then there have been a huge number of copies made for just about every car you can think of. The standard Ford PCD is 108mm as Piddy said. Are the wheels 4 stud? is their PCD actually 100mm.

 

From memory the Mini has a PCD of 100mm but I'm not surprised a 14" wheel wouldn't fit under his arches. Rover had to re-cut the front arches and seriously modify the front suspension when they fitted 13" wheels on the sportspack Minis.

 

Dredged up from long term storage I think Moggy Minors are also a 100mm PCD so that's a possibility if not a likelyhood for a 14" rim. No doubt there are others. If I'm right about the Minor then maybe Triumphs possibly MGB.

 

Iain

[Guest piddy]

Here is a list of makes that take 100pcd

 

Make Model Year From Year To

BMW MINI 0 0

BMW 2002 0 0

BMW 1600 0 0

BMW 3 Series (E30) 0 0

Daewoo Espero 0 0

Daewoo Nubira 0 0

Daewoo Lanus 0 0

Daewoo Nexia 0 0

Daihatsu Gran Move 0 0

Daihatsu Sirion 0 0

Daihatsu Charade 0 0

Daihatsu Applause 0 0

Honda CRX 0 0

Honda Concerto 0 0

Honda Prelude 0 1991

Honda Accord 0 1991

Honda S800 0 0

Honda S600 0 0

Honda Civic 0 0

Kia Sephia 0 0

Kia Mentor 0 0

Kia Concord 0 0

Kia Shuma 0 0

Mazda 121 0 1995

Mazda MX5 0 0

Mazda 323 0 0

Mazda MX3 0 0

Mazda Demio 0 0

Mitsubishi Carisma 0 0

Mitsubishi Colt 1992 0

Mitsubishi Lancer 1992 0

Nissan 100NX 0 0

Nissan Almera 0 0

Nissan Micra 0 0

Nissan Sunny 0 0

Proton All 0 0

Renault Espace 0 0

Renault R21 0 0

Renault R19 0 0

Renault Laguna 0 0

Renault Clio 0 0

Renault Megane 0 0

Rover 400 0 0

Rover 200 0 0

Rover 45 0 0

Rover 25 0 0

Seat Ibiza 0 0

Seat Inca 0 0

Seat Toleda 0 0

Seat Arosa 0 0

Seat Cordoba 0 0

Skoda Felicia 0 0

Skoda Favorit 0 0

Skoda Forman 0 0

Skoda Pick-up 0 0

Subaru Justy 0 1995

Subaru Vivio 0 0

Suzuki Baleno 0 0

Toyota Yaris 0 0

Toyota Starlet 0 0

Toyota Paseo 0 0

Toyota Corolla 0 0

Toyota MR2 0 1990

Vauxhall Corsa 0 0

Vauxhall Chevetta 0 0

Vauxhall Victor FE 0 0

Vauxhall Nova 0 0

Vauxhall Calibra 0 0

Vauxhall Cavalier 0 0

Vauxhall Agila 0 0

Vauxhall Astra Mk3 0 0

Vauxhall Vectra 0 0

Vauxhall Astra Mk2 0 0

Volkswagen Polo 0 0

Volkswagen Vento 0 0

Volkswagen Passat 0 1996

Volkswagen Jetta 0 0

Volkswagen Lupo 0 0

Volkswagen Golf 0 0

Volkswagen Corrado 0 0

Volvo 360 0 0

Volvo 440 0 0

Volvo 460 0 0

Volvo 480 0 0

Volvo 340

[Peter Bell]

Wow Piddy you have been busy going and measuring all those cars, I just knew about Vauxhall !

Peter

[Longboarder]

Steve, just checking but when you say you measured PCD horizontaly and not diagonaly this should be the measurement you took, regardless of wheel orientation.

 

Nigel