Company For Custom Wheel Adaptors

[Leeday]

Just found these guys,http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/PDV-Custom-Wheel- ... 2c563f3838

[grunty]

nice find, it would be good if we can get some kind of group discount on these.

[ripbuster]

they are in Latvia must be somewhere closer.

From what ive read about wheel adaptors and transits,its a dodgy game.
Can someone enlighten me on this?For instance can i go to a 5/108 pcm on a transit mk7 legally??they always seem to stick out from the arch and/or rub the arch.
Has anyone got any pics of this done legally with a full set of adapters being used?

These guys seem to know the ins and outs.Its an interesting read http://www.wheel-whores.com/forum/
I would be interested in some adapters maybe a couple of sets,but someone needs to do the math.

Any replies are greatfully received and as always mickey taking welcomed

[Luke]

you'll struggle on a mk7 not enough arch clearance

[ripbuster]

Thanks for the reply Luke. is Mk 6 the same?Ive seen the green mk6 adapted to 5/108 on here but they did stick out a bit.

[Luke]

Thanks for the reply Luke. is Mk 6 the same?Ive seen the green mk6 adapted to 5/108 on here but they did stick out a bit.

yeah mk6 is the same - and thats the problem wheels sticking out of the arches isnt legal the only way to do it is put thin tyres on so the tread is under the arch (the wheel and sidewall can stick out) but it'll be difficult on a mk6/7

[Leeday]

Here is an interesting site: http://retrorides.proboards.com/index.c ... read=60256
Not Transit, but Sierra P100 Pick up, which was restored and had some PCD adapters made (with photos) by a company in Manchester: Program engineering in eccles manchester