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Edward G. Salla (350hpmondial)
Junior Member
Username: 350hpmondial
Post Number: 100
Registered: 2-2002
| | Posted on Thursday, April 18, 2002 - 3:29 pm: | |
Chris,
I just went through this circus act and ended up purchasing a set of 328 16" X 7" with about a 45mm offset for the back of my 1985 Mondial. They fit nice.
All Mondails, 8's to the T's, with TRX 390mm's and/or with the 16", take a 55mm offset.
(Some guys have fit a set of 10" wide Testarossa rims to the back of their Mondial. I'm tempted.)
Were lucky Enzo specified a 113mm five hole pattern for all bolt on rims.
The cutoff point, for the 308-328 style cars, is the 1989 328 with ABS. They also take about a 55mm offset. Seems to me that is what you got.
Do you have an electronic pic of those wheels?
How much do you want for them? |
Chris Shenberger (Shenbec)
New member
Username: Shenbec
Post Number: 1
Registered: 4-2002
| | Posted on Thursday, April 18, 2002 - 2:07 pm: | |
Hi everyone, this is my first post so hopefully I got everything correct.
Some time ago I purchased a set of Etoile two piece wheels for my 308. Unfortunately they did not fit. The offset was too great. The previous owner insisted that they came off of a 308 and at the time I was guessing that there maybe there was a difference between the carbureted cars and the later 308s. I have since learned that all 308s have about a 11.5mm offset. So, the only guess I have is that they came off of a 328 with the convex (ABS) wheels. Does anyone know exactly what the offsets for a convex 328 are? The Etoile rims measure about 46mm offset for the front and about 56 mm for the backs. It is hard to measure with the tires on the rim, so I might be off by a few mm. If these are not for a convex 328 does anyone have a guess what they are for, Mondial? Thanks for the help, I would really like to get these out of my garage.
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