turboguy
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thanks for that linkYou might want to look at this for the boot
thanks for that linkYou might want to look at this for the boot
Sounds like an excellent solution to a silly problem that should never have existed in the first place. Thanks for doing the research. I'll begin looking for this rim this week.Diameter of the front brake discs:
156HP : 304mm
200HP: 340mm
270 HP: 380 mm
I have measured the distance between the inside of the rim and the front brake caliper on my 156 HP with 19" wheels and it is more than 30 mm, so if I put a 17" alloy wheel from a 407 it should go well. .. I am going to buy a used wheel with a 215/55/17 tire
You need to let some air out on the 19” to get it in. Don’t know why they stick 19” wheels on these then make a wheel well that it can’t quite fit in inflatedI got my 18" ally as a spare from the FB RCZ group, it was part of a scrapped. 18" fits perfectly well and I'm told 19" will if not fully inflated.
It will for the wheel well. It’s nearly 200 sheets for one. You’d be as well getting a proper alloy second hand for much less. There’s plenty aroundHi there. I have seen this space saver advertised.
Has anyone bought one of these? Does it fit front and rear tyres? Does it fit into the boot well?Peugeot RCZ Coupe Archives - Cheap Spare Wheels & Space Saver Wheels - Thewheelshop.co.uk
www.thewheelshop.co.uk
Thanks in anticipation.
Thanks for the Wheel Well confirmation. Do you know about the front and rear fit?It will for the wheel well. It’s nearly 200 sheets for one. You’d be as well getting a proper alloy second hand for much less. There’s plenty around
I have a 19” alloy wheel in the well. So there’s no doubt the spacer will fit easily. If I thats the one that fits the RCZ then it will go on front or back fine. You’re right to get a wheel of some description regardless. Get a trolley jack as well and don’t use the supposed jacking points. They are made of cardboardThanks for the Wheel Well confirmation. Do you know about the front and rear fit?
If the rim is 18" it should not collide with the brake caliper both front and rear, except on the RCZ-R which needs at least 19" in frontThanks for the Wheel Well confirmation. Do you know about the front and rear fit?
So this one advertised is useless, as it doesn't fit the front wheel?!If the rim is 18" it should not collide with the brake caliper both front and rear, except on the RCZ-R which needs at least 19" in front
Does not fit the front wheel of an RCZ-R 270HP