What Spacers Required For Et20 Offset

[kenan 0]

What spacers required for ET20 offset, they are from an Escort?

[sonofsam 5]

Well, Pug ET is 18 , so 2mm in your case. It would be a Shim rather than a spacer. Ford offset is usually bigger than that though, what is the centre bore measurement?

Edited December 3, 2006 by sonofsam

[kenan 0]

no idea, off ebay wil ask. What size bore am I looking for? Know somone with milling equipment so can get it reduced cheap

[sonofsam 5]

Peugeot : 65.1

Ford : 63.3

[kenan 0]

he has said they are 63 so need a little work

[sonofsam 5]

if your mates with the miller you could a set of shims made up wich included a 'spigot' ring adaptor.

Edited December 3, 2006 by sonofsam

[kenan 0]

if your mates with the miller you could a set of shims made up wich included a 'spigot' ring adaptor.

 

A who what where?? they make all sorts of stuff like that but I know nothing LOL. Arn't shims like spacers???? yes I am this daft most the time

[sonofsam 5]

Thinking back on what I said, i dont know if its possoble yet lol It is sunday after all...

 

Usually a 20mm Hubcentric spacer for Ford wheels onto Peugeot hubs would include a section that was small

enough to fit into the ford wheel ( 63.3 ) and big enough to fit onto the Peugeot hub ( 65. ) or some times you can buy that section on its own with out spacer known as a 'spigot' ring adaptor.

 

But a shim is generally regarded as being a smaller thickness than a spacer.

 

You with me:D

 

had a few brews though and I cant figure out if a spigot ring on a shim is viable

 

Might have to take a rain check on that.

[kenan 0]

If I win the wheels I take them to him and say "Make em fit, else I won;t go away" which should do the trick. Thanks for the help