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Post by bristol_bb4 » Tue May 01, 2012 9:40 pm

Pm me your address mate, ill send you the spare one I've got here :)
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Post by JayJay » Tue May 01, 2012 9:46 pm

Cheers BBB4 :) PM on its way!
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Post by JayJay » Tue May 01, 2012 10:33 pm

Also:

http://www.performancealloys.com/spigot ... spx?ID=264
OZ Racing fitting kits to fit any Genuine OZ Racing wheels. The fitment kit comes with 4 new aluminium OZ Racing spigot rings, plus 16 or 20 nuts or bolts depending on the fitment required for your vehicle. These are all original OZ Racing parts designed specifically for OZ Racing alloy wheels. OZ Racing alloy wheels will only take OZ Racing spigot rings. No other spigot ring fits correctly.
Quantity: 4
Total Price : £216.00
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Post by Pushki » Tue May 01, 2012 10:43 pm

Mine cost me less than £12. Genuine Oz, second-hand from eBay. :o
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Post by JayJay » Tue May 01, 2012 10:47 pm

The only ones on eBay are going for £350! :o And they 57.1mm to 75.

You've massively helped me out BBB4 :) Cheers bud. Owe you many many brewskis.

Just checked, and my slim nuts fit hur hur :lol: So should be all ready to go when the tyres arrive. There's a mobile fitting place nearby as well, so I'll get them to come out. Saves multiple trips in the car.
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Post by nucleustylzlude » Tue May 01, 2012 10:59 pm

Only just noticed this thread, I could of told you from the start and pointed out Ste had the spare. Most 'proper' italian wheels came with 75 or 76mm bores and had proper metal spigot rings for different cars. I had to get some for the OZ wheels Ste now has. There was only one in the wheel when I bought them and they only sold sets of four. Lucky for you - fate?
That was a few years back now and cost £50 with a full set of new nuts too. Called around for some on the Antera wheels I have spare now, most wheel suppliers don't deal with Italian wheels now, too expensive to import they say. The spigots have rocketed as a result. I'm running mine without now, but mainly as my new big brakes eat up the lip on the hub bore, so there's nothing to grip to in the first place.

Glad your sorted. Glad I gave you the spare Ste. :D

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