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Discussion in '308/328' started by kman369, Nov 12, 2015.

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  1. kman369

    kman369 Karting

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    #1 kman369, Nov 12, 2015
    I am looking to replace the rims on my 1983 308 QV. Can anyone tell me if these will fit? 2005 Ferrari 612 rims and tires. They are 18" bolt pattern seems to be the same. They were on a 82 Mondial which is basically the same offsets. Can anyone verify this please. Will I need spacers? Thanks :)
     
  2. 308gtsqv

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    #2 308gtsqv, Nov 12, 2015
    Wont fit with out being modified. 308's run an almost zero offset.
     
  3. Brian Harper

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    #3 Brian Harper, Nov 13, 2015
    Are you sure about that?
     
  4. cmt6891

    cmt6891 Formula 3

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    #4 cmt6891, Nov 13, 2015
    17" wheels are probably as big as you can go without putting additional stress on the suspension geometry.
     
  5. 308gtsqv

    308gtsqv Formula Junior

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    #5 308gtsqv, Nov 13, 2015
    I'm 99% sure they won't. Wheels that just bolt right up to a 308 are actually hard to come by. Early 328 wheel will work. I know that a few owners will use 4 front wheels off of 355, 360, 550's ect.
     
  6. rkljr

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    #6 rkljr, Nov 13, 2015
    The necessary bolt pattern is 5/105. I cannot remember the offsets and alas, I could not find my notes on them either. I know the 16" BBS RS1s have the proper offset.
     
  7. 308gtsqv

    308gtsqv Formula Junior

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    #7 308gtsqv, Nov 13, 2015
    It's actually 5x108
     
  8. rkljr

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    #8 rkljr, Nov 13, 2015
    From what I could find the offset is 11.5.
     
  9. rkljr

    rkljr Formula Junior

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    #9 rkljr, Nov 13, 2015
    Yes, too many fives in there. Thanks for picking that up.
     
  10. kman369

    kman369 Karting

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    #10 kman369, Nov 22, 2015
    I think I'll just get my original OEM wheels refinished and keep the car original. :)
     
  11. Brian A

    Brian A F1 Rookie

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    #11 Brian A, Nov 23, 2015
    Your 16" Cromadoras are quite valuable. Make sure you use a reputable shop that knows magnesium alloys. True 'mag wheels'.

    As we discussed at Cars & Coffee in July, they are so valuable that getting a set of cheapie 17s make sense to protect the OEMs. (Gawd, what is happening to me? I am starting to write like a collector rather than driver!)
     

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