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 Post subject: Re: wheel sizes
PostPosted:Thu May 06, 2010 6:20 pm 
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Car Details:79' camaro road & track day toy. 383 stroker, 5 speed TKO trans, lots of suspension stuff, 13" Vette brakes, 18" wheels.
Location:Luton
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if you slowly put the wheels on and cross bolt and spin you dont get wobble, or at least I havent so far. there ain't anyone i can get spiggots from, do you know where I can get them ????
Got mine from US ebay. About $10.. You need to know the sizes from the BMW wheel (usually 72.6 or 74.1mm I think.. ?) down the Chevy one, usually 70.3mm

eg:http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/KIT-4-HU ... 2031wt_860

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/KIT-4-HU ... 986wt_1096

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 Post subject: Re: wheel sizes
PostPosted:Fri May 07, 2010 9:42 am 
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Car Details:'99 Z28 A4 Modified :D
Best ET: 12.0 @ 116 mph (0-60ft of 1.8 s)
Location:Leiden-Netherlands (car isnt though :( )
thanks dude :D

not paying $30 shipping lol
they are called 'spigot rings' on UK ebay so ill measure up and get some, just to be safe, least its done right then, its a ball ache to out a wheel on like I have to!!

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'99 Z28 A4, 253 LS2 heads, 228R TSP cam, Patriol Dual Springs, Double roller timing chain, LS6 ported oil pump, OBX LTs, 3" True Duals, LS6 intake, 42lb/hr injectors, SLP lid + bellow, EFIlive COS 3 Speed Denisty Tune (self tuned), 3200 Circle D stall, CAI mod, KYB AGXs, Eibach Pro Front Springs, UMI panhard, LCA + Brackets, Strut Brace, Custom Subframe connectors, WS6 axle with 3.42s, 18" American Racing Rebels, US mirrors, 93 tail lights, 3.5 inch custom cowl hood. Mickey T's Street DRs on Vette-ZR1 wheels for the strip !
Best ET: 12.0 @ 116 mph (on a 0-60ft of 1.8 s)
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 Post subject: Re: wheel sizes
PostPosted:Fri May 07, 2010 10:31 am 
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Car Details:79' camaro road & track day toy. 383 stroker, 5 speed TKO trans, lots of suspension stuff, 13" Vette brakes, 18" wheels.
Location:Luton
I tried without much luck to find them in the UK, but that was over 18 months ago. I think i got a great exchange rate back then so just paid the shipping, pretty sure it wasn't $30 though..

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 Post subject: Re: wheel sizes
PostPosted:Fri May 07, 2010 12:17 pm 
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Car Details:'99 Z28 A4 Modified :D
Best ET: 12.0 @ 116 mph (0-60ft of 1.8 s)
Location:Leiden-Netherlands (car isnt though :( )
i just got annoyed this morning at post office, bout some O2 extension wires, cost $30 and $13 shipping

Got £3 customs for VAT and then a £8 handling charge WTF, you mean to tell me I can get all the way across america and the sea to the UK for $13 and they charge me another £8 for me to pick it up from the PO!! I wouldnt mind if its the usual massive expensive stuff but it was a small box !!! :(

Ill check sizes on hubs when im home, see what the sizes are :D

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'99 Z28 A4, 253 LS2 heads, 228R TSP cam, Patriol Dual Springs, Double roller timing chain, LS6 ported oil pump, OBX LTs, 3" True Duals, LS6 intake, 42lb/hr injectors, SLP lid + bellow, EFIlive COS 3 Speed Denisty Tune (self tuned), 3200 Circle D stall, CAI mod, KYB AGXs, Eibach Pro Front Springs, UMI panhard, LCA + Brackets, Strut Brace, Custom Subframe connectors, WS6 axle with 3.42s, 18" American Racing Rebels, US mirrors, 93 tail lights, 3.5 inch custom cowl hood. Mickey T's Street DRs on Vette-ZR1 wheels for the strip !
Best ET: 12.0 @ 116 mph (on a 0-60ft of 1.8 s)
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 Post subject: Re: wheel sizes
PostPosted:Fri May 07, 2010 7:02 pm 
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Car Details:79' camaro road & track day toy. 383 stroker, 5 speed TKO trans, lots of suspension stuff, 13" Vette brakes, 18" wheels.
Location:Luton
Just paid £36 VAT + £8 'handling' to Parcel Farce yesterday for a small box of bits from the US worth about £120..

I did enquire once about not paying the handling and the option is go to the airport and put it through customs yourself..

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 Post subject: Re: wheel sizes
PostPosted:Sat May 08, 2010 12:02 pm 
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Car Details:'99 Z28 A4 Modified :D
Best ET: 12.0 @ 116 mph (0-60ft of 1.8 s)
Location:Leiden-Netherlands (car isnt though :( )
I dont mind handeling of £8 or whatever on my headers that cost like £300, but on a box with 2 wires, £8 is LOADS. Still going to the airport prob not a good bet I would cost more than £8 to drive there hahah :lol:

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'99 Z28 A4, 253 LS2 heads, 228R TSP cam, Patriol Dual Springs, Double roller timing chain, LS6 ported oil pump, OBX LTs, 3" True Duals, LS6 intake, 42lb/hr injectors, SLP lid + bellow, EFIlive COS 3 Speed Denisty Tune (self tuned), 3200 Circle D stall, CAI mod, KYB AGXs, Eibach Pro Front Springs, UMI panhard, LCA + Brackets, Strut Brace, Custom Subframe connectors, WS6 axle with 3.42s, 18" American Racing Rebels, US mirrors, 93 tail lights, 3.5 inch custom cowl hood. Mickey T's Street DRs on Vette-ZR1 wheels for the strip !
Best ET: 12.0 @ 116 mph (on a 0-60ft of 1.8 s)
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 Post subject: Re: wheel sizes
PostPosted:Mon May 10, 2010 4:26 pm 
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Car Details:2000 SS Camaro
I thought that under £50(ish) there was no duty/vat etc to pay?


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 Post subject: Re: wheel sizes
PostPosted:Tue May 11, 2010 9:16 am 
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Car Details:'99 Z28 A4 Modified :D
Best ET: 12.0 @ 116 mph (0-60ft of 1.8 s)
Location:Leiden-Netherlands (car isnt though :( )
there is always VAT to pay, just no duty under a set amount depending on item. IE gifts have NO duty hahah :lol:
It was the UK handling charge from the post office. Usually parcel force charge £11 but like I said I dont mind if its something expensive. Saying that I got an SLP lid for the camaro last year and paid nothing extra, was $99 + $50 shipping straight to my door???? I think UK just charge what they like :(

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'99 Z28 A4, 253 LS2 heads, 228R TSP cam, Patriol Dual Springs, Double roller timing chain, LS6 ported oil pump, OBX LTs, 3" True Duals, LS6 intake, 42lb/hr injectors, SLP lid + bellow, EFIlive COS 3 Speed Denisty Tune (self tuned), 3200 Circle D stall, CAI mod, KYB AGXs, Eibach Pro Front Springs, UMI panhard, LCA + Brackets, Strut Brace, Custom Subframe connectors, WS6 axle with 3.42s, 18" American Racing Rebels, US mirrors, 93 tail lights, 3.5 inch custom cowl hood. Mickey T's Street DRs on Vette-ZR1 wheels for the strip !
Best ET: 12.0 @ 116 mph (on a 0-60ft of 1.8 s)
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 Post subject: Re: wheel sizes
PostPosted:Mon Jul 12, 2010 10:16 am 
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Joined:Tue Apr 20, 2010 11:16 am
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Car Details:No chevy at the mo :-(
I recently picked up a 99 Z28 and looking to switch rims from the sparkly chrome 16s :D

I was thinking of AC schnitzer type wheels which look a little like the Z06 wheels but with a nice dish

Maudy when you state that the M3 rims stick out a bit how much do they stick out and with the fronts; ar ethey flush with the body...

In fact I think there should be a 4th gen wheel thread somewhere, just for the hell of it..

Maudy do you have any closer/larger pix of your wheel set up? I promise not to copy you :-)


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