Lug patterns

Sep 12, 2004 5 Replies
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Hi everyone, I have some 5-lug Porshe wheels (911 or 944) & adaptors for a 4-lug VW or



914. I've had them for quite awhile with no luck selling them or finding a bug to put them on. (would be happy either way...) My question is, what other cars have the same pattern as either the 4-lug VW or the 5-lug Porshe? ~ Paul aka "Tha Driver"

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Nothing else uses either of then. unless there is some Russian built car I don't know about,

yes the AK47 answer was a joke.

Mario

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You should have no problem selling that combo - Fuchs wheels are a popular combo on VWs, 914's and Speedster kit cars. Advertise them here, SAMBA,

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orebay --- remember when pricing them just cuz they are Porsche doesn't meanthey are gold.

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Skoda's had an identical 4-bolt pattern hub.

-- Howard Rose

1966 VW Beetle 1300 Deluxe 1962 Austin Mini Deluxe 1964 Austin Mini Super Deluxe
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combo on VWs, 914's and Speedster kit cars. Advertise them here, SAMBA,

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ebay --- remember when pricing them just cuz they are Porsche doesn't mean they are gold.

************ I listed them here & a couple of other places not long ago. They have some speed-rated Dunlops mounted ($800 worth of tires) & I listed the whole shebang for $700 without a singe response. The wheels are black center & polished rims, but the rims have just a couple of *small* spots of corrosion that need to be polished out. The adaptors have some rust on the studs but not enough to hurt - a wire brush & a quick run of a die will clean them right up. I'll takle less, since I don't need them & can't really afford another project...

Skoda or a Yamaha ATV? Guess if I don't sell them I'll keep looking for another bug - LOL!

Thanks everyone, ~ Paul aka "Tha Driver"

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