Interesting wheel adaptor solution......

[bikerjim]

I wonder if something similar could be done for 4x108 to 5x112 ???

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PCD-Wheels...#ht_3763wt_929

[bambridge]

I have heard about these!!!!

[Rusty]

So you only attach with 3 bolts? That's the stupidest idea I've head in a while...

[Jamo]

4 bolts, the 4th one bolts into the hub and dual threaded so a bolt can be bolted into it

[Nik0las]

Easyer willl be to get hubs from A4 b5 quattro and swap them with yours. As far I know earlier models has same bearings

[bikerjim]

Easyer willl be to get hubs from A4 b5 quattro and swap them with yours. As far I know earlier models has same bearings

This is probably true, I just thought it was in interesting solution and worth sharing.

The guy isn't selling any for 4x108 but I bet if its possible they might sell. Mind you For 2 pairs I suppose your looking at £240, so not really viable if you can get hold of s2 fronts and A4 rear disks. Just thinkin out loud lol

[terrybullwon]

I am getting 5x112 to 5x114.3 here

https://www.wheeladapter.com

[bambridge]

So you only attach with 3 bolts? That's the stupidest idea I've head in a while...

Andy, you wind the eccentric boss into the hub, then attach the spacer.
But somehow you need to get the eccentric boss in the right place to screw the wheel bolt into
I would think the boss would need to be tight against the hub, but would the bolt hole be in the right place

[Rusty]

I was viewing on eBay mobile and it forgot to show me all of the other pictures

It's an innovative solution but I'd not want to try it on something that was actually fast - more of a show car solution IMHO but then I'm an Engineer and I've had a wheel try and fall off on a couple of occasions... so I'm never going to be overly keen on more things that can go wrong.

[bikerjim]

Andy, you wind the eccentric boss into the hub, then attach the spacer.
But somehow you need to get the eccentric boss in the right place to screw the wheel bolt into
I would think the boss would need to be tight against the hub, but would the bolt hole be in the right place

Yeah I was wondering about this too?!

I was viewing on eBay mobile and it forgot to show me all of the other pictures

It's an innovative solution but I'd not want to try it on something that was actually fast - more of a show car solution IMHO but then I'm an Engineer and I've had a wheel try and fall off on a couple of occasions... so I'm never going to be overly keen on more things that can go wrong.

Yeah definitely, looking at the closeness of the other holes too, there isn't alot of meat there really. Could a bad jolt from a pothole cause it to crack?!

[Rusty]

Obviously the thinner areas around the holes will be under higher stress than the areas where the holes are better spaced and so material quality is rather important here - cheap chinese metal and you'll end up with some issues for sure.