Spigot rings - Local fabricators?

[NiallCupra]

Hi guys, having some major headaches with my new wheels atm. Got some aftermarket speedline turinis and trying to find spigot rings to fit. Unlike most alloys they are not a tapered fitment but stepped and everytime i measure i get a different size. Am i right in thinking that if the alloy has a stepped spigot you measure the widest point unlike if its tapered where you measure the inside bore? Anyway i'm in the south wales area and i'm at the point where i'm thinking it's going to be easier to have them machined to fit. Anyone local know of a good company who may be able to do the work?

Cheers guys

 

[m0rk]

Quick google around & reading on forums suggests this is not uncommon

They have some weird mount, and retaining clip... however, should be available from any good alloy supplier

 

[NiallCupra]

Ah right, your google powers must be strong! I did'nt find anything about a retaining clip, but there is a ring where a clip could fit. I have E-mailed speedline so i think it may be worth me giving them a call. Cheers for the advice though dude, i'll send a mail to a couple of online alloy shops.

 

[m0rk]

Apparently topgear.co.uk can supply you too.

57.1mm is the bore you're after

 

[cuprawill]

If they were off a Clio (they did come on the 172) the center bore of the wheels will be 60.1 and you can get spigots of eBay

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[NiallCupra]

Cheers, dosent say that they have anything to do with speedline but it's worth a try! Did someone suggest it on a forum? And thanks, 57.1mm is the only exact measurement i know of kind of wish i never bothered but hopefully they will be worth it.

 

[m0rk]

Are they OEM speedlines (like I had on my 172 Cup) or Aftermarkets?

 

[NiallCupra]

Aftermarkets i believe, i know they were on a Clio before, but the fact they have the stepped spigot locator is why i think there aftermarket. They also have the speedline corse detailing on the outsides of them rim as per the ones you see for sale on the alloywheel websites, and have a speedline centre cap not renault. The Renault is 60.1mm and when i measure the inside bore of the wheels it comes in at 60.1 which according to the measuring guides i've seen would be the right measurement if they had a tapered fitment but as they are stepped on my wheels the size guides say go from the widest point not the inside bore. I'm confusing myself now!

 

[ibiza_95]

take a wheel to an alloy wheel shop... that should do the trick