5 1.2" Wide Wheels to fit a Minor.
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minor_hickup
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wanderinstar
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minor_hickup
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charlie_morris_minor
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wanderinstar
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charlie_morris_minor
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or change the rear axle and front hubs to the ford stud pattern... which is the route i am going, the mondeo just happens to have the correct offset for the rear axle, the front will need spacersbmcecosse wrote:Aye - but they won't fit a Minor unless you are doing as Ian has done - swapping the centres.
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alex_holden
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I saw Wanderinstar's new back wheels last weekend and they look pretty good - slightly fatter than standard wheels but it's quite subtle. I'm not so sure about the one with the blue centre though... ;)


Alex Holden - http://www.alexholden.net/
If it doesn't work, you're not hitting it with a big enough hammer.
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wanderinstar
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