ok guys drunken moment dictates pimping the 406 estate
question
will my lovely ford oem wheels fit onto me pug estate?
yeaah or neaah
techy wheel queston
Nov 12, 2004
14 Replies
Wasn't it a 405 a few weeks ago?
got both
i live not 200 yards from the auctions
got a tidy p plate 406 estate for 220 notes with 280 k on the clock :) mmm taxis :)
so will my fordy rims fit anyone?
i sense some mondeo 17's and some neons going on here :)
What colour and length of neons, how much useage, and how many?
I reckon the Sera needs 'tarting up'.
Richard
red noeons on a burgundy 406 estate :) yummy :) :)
with a set of mondy 17's on and a coupld of splabs in the back i'm seeing the temptations of ditching the venerable 1.9TD for a mi 16 conversion here :) :)
How many 'proposed' conversions are you going to post about before you actually do one?
Do these cars exist?
Can you remember which fictional car you own a week later?
I think it's about time you came clean, Rob, 'cos at the moment you're making a total prick of yourself.
Ford and Pug have the same stud pattern, but very different offsets. I beleive spacers will be required, if you can be arsed, or knowing Rob, it isn't ever gonna happen anyway :)
Or take pic's of the car's and post them in the gallery?
Has been suggested several times but the only one I remember seeing was a bog standard 405 estate.
No.
Both offset and centre-bore are *way* out.
Eh ?
That's only 1/3rd of the fitment requirements ! There's both the offset and centre-bore too - neither of which are shared between Peugeot and Ford.
So no. They won't fit.
Announcing stuff on here and actually doing it... what really goes on? Do you really have a computer? Or a car?
Just to be pedantic ;)
Ford RWD (NOT Sierra) wheels and peugeot FWD wheels share the same offset.
Not relevant in the slightest.... ;)
Ford RWD are ET15 ? Interesting !
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