will these alloys fit
27 October 2012, 04:37 PM
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It's not the tyre size that will be the prob, it's the offsets. I run 235/40/18 on mine with pro drive pf7's and there was no issues at all, could probably gone even bigger tyre wise 
and that's on coil overs 
and that's on coil overs
27 October 2012, 04:54 PM
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Sorry bud that I don't know I'm afraid 
Google it, somebody has more than likely asked the same question, and I'm sure somebody else will know that answer
What wheels are you goin for and are they for a Scooby? Yours will be 5 x 100 pcd I believe and I think you can get away with 8.5j with the correct 'ET', but I'm not 100% sure tbh, and if you have bigger calipers than standard then certain early classic wheels won't clear the calipers either, hope that's a little help lol
Google it, somebody has more than likely asked the same question, and I'm sure somebody else will know that answer
What wheels are you goin for and are they for a Scooby? Yours will be 5 x 100 pcd I believe and I think you can get away with 8.5j with the correct 'ET', but I'm not 100% sure tbh, and if you have bigger calipers than standard then certain early classic wheels won't clear the calipers either, hope that's a little help lol
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