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15 inch wheels 4 inch pcd

17 Dec 2010, 7:52pm
Help I own a minion jackal it is the one in the gallery the maroon roadster. I have 13inch minilites on it at the mo but want some 15inch wheels. Does anyone know where to get them or how to get stud pattern adaptors to get to ford pcd as plenty of wheels available for them.

Cheers Gary
18 Dec 2010, 8:26am
Hi, what is the current PCD? whether you can find an adaptor is dependant on this.
chris
1 Jan 2011, 2:46pm
the HILLMAN MINX wheel from the early 60's is a 4 stud Ford pattern in a 15'' - we used them a lot on Hot Rods , a few years back ...poss. getting rare now though...
30 May 2011, 6:34pm
Badgrizzly wrote:
Help I own a minion jackal it is the one in the gallery the maroon roadster. I have 13inch minilites on it at the mo but want some 15inch wheels. Does anyone know where to get them or how to get stud pattern adaptors to get to ford pcd as plenty of wheels available for them.

Cheers Gary

i have 4 minilight 15inch wheels that are currently on my haldane healey
my running gear is chevette which is 100mm PCD. if i can find a convertion to put it on wire wheels i will let you know,
30 May 2011, 6:35pm
Badgrizzly wrote:
Help I own a minion jackal it is the one in the gallery the maroon roadster. I have 13inch minilites on it at the mo but want some 15inch wheels. Does anyone know where to get them or how to get stud pattern adaptors to get to ford pcd as plenty of wheels available for them.

Cheers Gary





i have 4 minilight 15inch wheels that are currently on my haldane healey
my running gear is chevette which is 100mm PCD. if i can find a convertion to put it on wire wheels i will let you know,
1 Jun 2011, 8:33am
I have 15" 100mm PCD team dynamicss pro race 3.

These wheels come in all forms of stud patterns, got a fair price from rochford tyres also known as as http://www.alloywheels.com/

Cheers
Steve