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    ET35 and hottuning???

    hey guys just wondering if anyone has used this offset/suspension ?

    i dont wanna go get adaptors mate up only to find out they dont clear the coilovers??

    also would like to know if you have a similar or close ET to 35 so i can compare

    thankyou
    dom

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    The bbs wheels where 7.5" with et35 and they rubbed against the coil overs all round.

    The wheels on there now are mini d90's, 6" i think with et35 and they clear by about 1cm.

    I dont know how different it is on a mk1 with the mounting of the hottunings, mk2 stock offset is et38 though and mk1 is 25 so i gues you would have a bit more room depending on width.

    I have read that hottuning coilovers mount alot closer to the wheel than other brands.

    Hope that helps a little.
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    I ran 6" ET38 and 7" ET39 with my HotTunings and no rubbing issues

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spyda View Post
    The bbs wheels where 7.5" with et35 and they rubbed against the coil overs all round.

    The wheels on there now are mini d90's, 6" i think with et35 and they clear by about 1cm.

    I dont know how different it is on a mk1 with the mounting of the hottunings, mk2 stock offset is et38 though and mk1 is 25 so i gues you would have a bit more room depending on width.

    I have read that hottuning coilovers mount alot closer to the wheel than other brands. but great info non the less!!

    Hope that helps a little.
    cheers dude, offsets with those width are diffrent compared to my 16x7

    Quote Originally Posted by Lorenz View Post
    I ran 6" ET38 and 7" ET39 with my HotTunings and no rubbing issues
    cheers dude, thats great info! please tell my your 7" ET39 were 16's?

    dom

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    I ran 30 and 40mm adaptors on my 928s but they were with KW's though.
    I'm soo euro even my missus is shaved...

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    Quote Originally Posted by WABIT View Post
    cheers dude, offsets with those width are diffrent compared to my 16x7



    cheers dude, thats great info! please tell my your 7" ET39 were 16's?

    dom
    Yeah they were 16x7s. Ran them with no spacers for a while and were fine, then ran them with the 15mm spacers. Never a problem with 195/45 and 205/45 16 tyres either

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spyda View Post
    I have read that hottuning coilovers mount alot closer to the wheel than other brands.
    I can see that, that's why I'm still holding up my ET40 and haven't put it in.

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    But remember it may be different for a Mk1... Id would consult the Tex just in case!
    Last edited by Water Boy; 31-03-2009 at 01:40 PM.

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    what i would do is mount some wheels that you know the offset of. Then measure the clearance you have. Once you know that you can calculate pretty closely what width your adaptor needs to be. Also perhaps err a mm or 2 on the side of caution. It would always be possible to get some shaved off an adaptor. But adding more material is not really viable.

    Just make sure you check and double check.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim View Post
    what i would do is mount some wheels that you know the offset of. Then measure the clearance you have. Once you know that you can calculate pretty closely what width your adaptor needs to be. Also perhaps err a mm or 2 on the side of caution. It would always be possible to get some shaved off an adaptor. But adding more material is not really viable.

    Just make sure you check and double check.

    lol i would but sean has my wheels bolted to his car!!!! they are 16x7 ET35!!!!

    im gonna steal your wheels off your car when your asleep 2night sean hahahahaha

    dom

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