YOUR RESEARCHSport Design wheels centres - are front and rear the same?
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Speaking to someone earlier about said wheels and he said he has a set that has a front centre on a rear barrel. The stamp shows an 8in on the rear. Are the centres exactly the same apart from the stamping at the valve hole? I thought the would be different. He said they have been like that for 6 years since he has had the car.
No they're not the same and it's important that they're correct! The rear centres are beefed up to bear the extra weight from the engine, the front centres are lighter: you can feel and see as they're fluted on the back of the spokes. I had a job a couple of years ago where a customer unknowingly had one side of the car fitted the wrong way round, it would have driven awfully as the offsets are different, crabbing along like a twisted chassis!
Spot on, didn't think so as they wouldn't be marked up as such. I'll let him know.
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