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20-09-2017, 05:01 PM
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Hi All
Hoping someone may be able to tell what rims would fit a 71 Capri, or where i could get one in Sydney, just need it for the spare wheel ? Thanks Mark |
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21-09-2017, 06:04 AM
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So, the standard was a 13x5". Stud pattern is 4 x 4.25" (4 x 108 for metric) and the offset is 19mm (20mm in some markets).
Some markets had a 14x6" option with the same PCD but an offset of 10mm. In terms of wheels that will fit, you've got a fairly large choice but for things that are fairly common in Australia: Cortina TC/TD/TE/TF Escort MkII (early) Ford Ka (early) Mondeo Leyland Marina Cheers Russ
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31-10-2017, 08:06 AM
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Join Date: May 2017
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Is this offset + or - 20mm? I’m looking at moving from 13” to 15” to house a large disk brake setup on front (mk1 Capri). Thank you!
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Capri MK1 Wheel
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