spacers fitting help

Aimez

Active Member
Okay I think maybe I am just really stupid as no one else has ever asked this but how the heck to they go on I am confused?!

Taken me best part of an hour to get my wheel of the hub (fused on) so not exactly happy when I started to put them on and something seems wrong.:think:

I bought the ones that you bolt the the hub then bolt your wheel to it. I presumed the small bolts that come with it when in the higher set holes (dunno how to explain this and I can't take any pics!) then they went into the hub?
This doesn't seem right to me and they look like they will only then go into the hub a little way and is hard to hold them in place and bolt them on.
Just doesn't seem right and I don't really want them on if they are wrong and this si dangerous so am willing to sounds stupid!:cry:
 
Jan 28, 2009
703
1
Glasgow
i presume this is how u fit them....the spacer goes onto the hub using the long bolts, and then once this is secure the small bolts are used to go through the wheel and into the spacer??
if that does'nt work list everything you have in the kit
 

Suchley

Essex Boy.
May 2, 2009
101
0
Essex
i taped mine on, Mine went like this, The shorter flat bolts bolt it on to the hub then your normal bolts bolts the well to the spacer, Hope this makes sence!
 

John-Cupra_TDI

Active Member
Aug 27, 2007
330
1
Near Glasgow
Bolt the spacers to the hub with the bolts that came with the spacers, use the countersunk holes, then put the wheels on using the original wheel bolts in the other holes.
 

AndrewJB

Friend to SEAT UK & Cupra Racing
Aug 16, 2007
11,175
485
Maranello
Aimez did you get the same ones i got? 20mm from ebay? as advertised on the other forum where on?
 

Aimez

Active Member
Bolt the spacers to the hub with the bolts that came with the spacers, use the countersunk holes, then put the wheels on using the original wheel bolts in the other holes.

Yes cheers, well all of you, but this is the best description!.:D
I am shattered spent my whole afternoon doing this, well removing the wheels had to keep slamming one of my old wheels into the wheel on the car until it came off, my back aches so much!
I was just being stupid cos I was tired and getting annoyed with it.:(
I could not see how the wheel bolts would be long enough but it is sorted now and on and I get it.
Wasted my day doing this but gave the wheels a clean and waxed the inside of them so they will stay shiny for longer now.
Yes these are the ebay ones in the link form my other thread, would have been a piece of cake if my wheels were not fused on I tried to fit them 2 weeks ago but gave up!
 

AndrewJB

Friend to SEAT UK & Cupra Racing
Aug 16, 2007
11,175
485
Maranello
Wobble them corner to corner they come of eventually.

Keep checking the wheel and spacer bolts they can come undone and thats the last thing you want
 

John-Cupra_TDI

Active Member
Aug 27, 2007
330
1
Near Glasgow
Yes cheers, well all of you, but this is the best description!.:D
I am shattered spent my whole afternoon doing this, well removing the wheels had to keep slamming one of my old wheels into the wheel on the car until it came off, my back aches so much!
I was just being stupid cos I was tired and getting annoyed with it.:(
I could not see how the wheel bolts would be long enough but it is sorted now and on and I get it.
Wasted my day doing this but gave the wheels a clean and waxed the inside of them so they will stay shiny for longer now.
Yes these are the ebay ones in the link form my other thread, would have been a piece of cake if my wheels were not fused on I tried to fit them 2 weeks ago but gave up!

That's good you managed to get them fitted. Its a simple mod that makes the car look so much better.
 
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