The Official Mk7 Wheel Thread

[Dutch77]

And five more again:

[xR360]

On fire!
How could anyone have stock wheels after seeing all these?


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[AdamD]

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Poor guy broke his rear wheel

I was expecting at least this from Adam once he's caught a look at that one.

MY EYES! Won't someone make it stop?!?!

Also: I don't log in for a day and Dutch posts the ENTIRE internet of hot Golf pics! Big thumbs-up my friend! I didn't know they'd even sold that many cars...

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That is quite a colour...

[Dutch77]

I was made to feel guilty when I missed a few days last time..

[Dutch77]

That is quite a colour...

Can't do you another car in that shade for now but how about a set of wheels?

[Dutch77]

On fire!
How could anyone have stock wheels after seeing all these?

..says the guy running stock wheels after what, eight months of wheel talk?

[xR360]

..says the guy running stock wheels after what, eight months of wheel talk?

Two out of Three cars are stock, Yes.
Getting there slowly Dutch, I'd like to see yours evolve shortly!

[sergioscirocco]

Hey dutch could you answer me this, Is it posible to fit the Golf R 7 wheels into a scirocco R ?I am thinking in putting my OEM wheels in the scirocco, but I am not sure about the offset could you please advice or any one please...
THANKS.

[tigger73]

Scirocco runs a more aggressive offset than the Golf so if you stick your Golf wheels on the Roc they will more than likely physically fit but they will sit inboard another 8-10mm.

Usually people will go for a more aggressive/flush look when fitting another set of wheels, whereas this will be going the other way. To correct this you need to fit spacers which is illegal in many states.

From memory I think the stock offset on the Roc is around +41 and the R is +50. You can't fit Roc wheels on a Gof for exactly the same reason - you'll have the wheel poke to much and get into rubbing issues without rolling your guards.

[sergioscirocco]

Scirocco runs a more aggressive offset than the Golf so if you stick your Golf wheels on the Roc they will more than likely physically fit but they will sit inboard another 8-10mm.

Usually people will go for a more aggressive/flush look when fitting another set of wheels, whereas this will be going the other way. To correct this you need to fit spacers which is illegal in many states.
From memory I think the stock offset on the Roc is around +41 and the R is +50. You can't fit Roc wheels on a Gof for exactly the same reason - you'll have the wheel poke to much and get into rubbing issues without rolling your guards.

Ok, I can see that but what about the width the Rocco talladega are 7.5" and the golf are 8" wouldn't that compensate the offset ?