2 pairs of spacers new - 10mm and 5mm

[epic]

Bought in error.

1 pair of New 10mm hubcentric (each spacer 10mm) Alloy spacers fit Audi A4 incl Quattro, Avant, A5, S5 + Quattro, Q5 System A with hubcentric PCD 5/112 - bore 66, spacers only no wheel bolts - £35 posted Uk

1 pair of New 5mm hubcentric (each spacer 5mm) Alloy spacers fit Audi A4 incl Quattro, Avant, A5, S5 + Quattro, Q5 System A with noncentric PCD 5/112 - bore 66, spacers only no wheel bolts - £22.50 posted Uk

These don't fit S2's thread size 57.1

[Snoopafella]

Do the 10mm ones bolt to the hub and then the wheel bolt to the spacer, or do they just require longer wheel bolts?

[Le S2 Audi]

Do the 10mm ones bolt to the hub and then the wheel bolt to the spacer, or do they just require longer wheel bolts?

Correct me if I'm wrong but I think all Hubcentric ones need longer bolts as they fit inside the wheel centers and are free floating (If that's the correct way of describing them)...

How come wrong ones Rich??

[epic]

Sold pending payment

Wrong centre bore size for S2 these are 66mm not 57.1mm

Yes the 10mm spacers need longer bolts

[epic]

Sold

[Snoopafella]

Hubcentric just means that they locate on the hub in the same way as a wheel. Can either require longer bolts, or for more thicker spacers, 2 sets of bolts in essence.

10mm is a thickness I have seen in either way.

Just so you know you could've just got some spigot rings to reduce to 57.1,

[epic]

Can't use a spigot with hubcentric spacers as the hubcentric spigot is too wide for the alloys

[Snoopafella]

Ah I get you, I thought you meant the side that goes on the hub. So they are Mercedes spacers.

[epic]

As listed by the makers "Audi A4 incl Quattro, Avant, A5, S5 + Quattro, Q5 System A with hubcentric PCD 5/112 - bore 66"

[Snoopafella]

Oh right, you learn something new everyday. Would seem Audi have moved from 57.1 to 66 same as Mercedes, on their newer models.