20" Senta wheels with spacers
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I think youll find that you need to trim the non-threaded part of the rear wheel studs off to prevent them hitting the back side of the wheel when using the 15mm spacers.
Thats what I found when trying to add them to my 2007 XK with Sentas (havent had time to do that, so no spacers on my car yet).
Thats what I found when trying to add them to my 2007 XK with Sentas (havent had time to do that, so no spacers on my car yet).
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Wm. Lyon (12-04-2023)
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There is a lot of precedence for this in design. And a ton of work goes in 'behind the curtains' to create certain illusions and associations. I am wondering if this was deliberate to give it a muscular rear and the association to the E-type that shared the same unusual proportions.
(they make the castles at disneyland look bigger by planting disproportionately smaller things next to it.)
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Even with the wheel studs cut down, 15mm spacers will not fit with Vulcan rims. 20mm might just fit. Problem is, when you bolt the spacers to the vehicle, the lug nuts that attach the spacer to the hub stick out higher than the spacer face (wheel mounting flange of the spacer) and the rims will not seat properly. Most rims have releif's cast into them in this area, but Vulcan rims don't, they are flat. Only way to make them work would be to mill out relif's in this area.
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