RS2 hubs & Porsche wheels

[batty]

does anyone know how the RS2 accepts Porsche wheels?

Are std S2 hubs used together with adaptors?

Or are RS2 hubs different from S2?

Any part nos. & prices ??

[s2avant95M]

RS2 hubs are 5 x 130 whereas S2 hubs are 5 x 112, IIRC the RS2 ones are not quite the same as Porsche hubs, not sure what the difference is but i am sure there are differences. I'm sure somebody with more knowledge than me will be able to clarify this. .I have adapters on my S2 so that i can accept 5 x130 wheels..

[zlobo]

by simly tacke the rs2 hubs an mount them on an s2.

[Stick Insect]

by simly take the rs2 hubs an mount them on an s2.

AFAIK the rear hubs need a lot of work and the hub carriers need to be modified to get the handbrake to work. The Porsche disks use a small drum brakes inside the rear disk. There is a big post on this way back in the brake section. the best option if you want to fit porsche wheels to your S2 then get some adapters 5 x 112 to 5 x 130, ther was a post on this in the last 2 weeks.

HTH

David

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http://www.s2forum.com/forum/showthr...s2+rear+brakes

This talks about the work required, unfortunately the work required is not shown the links are blank.

David

[zlobo]

just know about how it is on the front.. but you also need brakes... the easyest is to ask somebody to make a adapter spacer plate

[90quattrocoupe]

just know about how it is on the front.. but you also need brakes... the easyest is to ask somebody to make a adapter spacer plate

HR makes all in one spacers. 20+mm spacers for those large Porsche offsets and changes from 5X112 to 5X130 at the same time.

Greg

[batty]

thanks for the info guys.

David - I posted a query on spacers a couple of weeks ago - just wondered if changing the hubs would be easier or more cost effective - it certainly doesn't look that way.

I haven't yet seen any spacers with centre spigots - just a bit concerned about using only the bolts to maintain concentricity.

I'd like to possibly have some made - I can draw them up no probs. I work at an engineering company - it used to be great for 'home orders' - the guys on the machines used to be more interested in 'doing a homer' than normal work - but like most things, that loop is now closed.

Any-one know of a good engineering shop?

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