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    BMW 318 wheels fit MK1 Golf. I had a set of 6J steels with 65 profile tyres on my first diesel and it looked great. (Should never have sold that car!)

  • #2
    in the previous thread, carpoid (i think) was talking about a set of these (buy obviously 4 stud ones:

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    • #3
      Porsche wheels with a high offset will go on, as they are 5x130 theres enough room to get a 100mm bolt pattern on an adapter. If the rims are et52 - with 20mm thick adapter you've got et32, design 90's look awesome on most VWs IMO

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      • #4
        Of topic.. But after all, I'm the boss!

        You talk about adaptors. Are these PCD adaptors? And if so, can you get them to convert Peugeot 140PCD hubs to an more common stud pattern?

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        • #5
          i need ideas for wheels for my mk1 (preferably cheaper options) i want something cheap, but wide.

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          • #6
            Ronal Turbos add that touch, the only reason i when cheap tempe tyres stuff cuz that dude was asking $550 a peice, with out tyres so $2200 with no tyres.....dreaming but they are hard to get soooo he had apoint. hmmmm u can see why i only spent $900 on my set up, with rubber!

            gemini steels fit on, not sure about offset though
            camira wheels will fit to but centres will have to be drilled out a bit, dont ask why u would put them on but they can go on if u really want..
            the golf is not dead.

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            • #7
              gemini steels... do they look like the standard holden commodore steel u know the interceptors... cos i recon theyd look sweet on a golf... simple and sweeat thats the look i wont on my car non of this rice ****
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              • #8
                yeah they have that similar chaser look, like the golf ones but with more holes well i think they are standard gemi wheels. whack on some 45's or 50's profile and youll be laughing........
                the golf is not dead.

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                • #9
                  any other suggestions all?

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by finemk1
                    yeah they have that similar chaser look, like the golf ones but with more holes well i think they are standard gemi wheels. whack on some 45's or 50's profile and youll be laughing........
                    i think they cost $300 for 4 wheels and tyres cheap and goooooood looking... and thats brand new i think
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                    • #11
                      yep, my mates got them on his gemmi

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                      • #12
                        Porsche 924 14"x6" 4x100mm not sure about offset.

                        Corolla and other 4x100mm Asian wheels don't fit 'cos the hole in the centre is too small to fit over the boss on the disc. (I tried a few at a tyre dealer).

                        4x100mm ROH mag wheels to suit Asian cars do fit though 'cos they made the centre hole big enough to fit anything.

                        Likewise I imagine any of those ridiculously low profile rim/tyre setups would work, a lot of those have dual PCDs (two sets of holes). Look pretty cool but I think if you actually drive the car hard you're better off with some sidewall!

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                        • #13
                          i still havent come to a conclusion i dont know where to go, what to do. i want something cheap, wide, wouldnt mind if they looked ok and generally just improve traction and handling

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by el_foolio
                            i still havent come to a conclusion i dont know where to go, what to do. i want something cheap, wide, wouldnt mind if they looked ok and generally just improve traction and handling
                            man go for the gemini wheels, they look great (i think) and they are simple and cheap mate... go check them out at your local tyre dealer. thats what im doing as soon as i get some doish
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                            • #15
                              i cant seem to find a picture anywhere, you wouldnt happen to have a pic?

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