only thing i can suggest is getting some lower offset wheels. they will clear the caliper and not need the spacers.

It's too expensive ando too wide, joff:)

anyone:(

Get yourself hub-centric wheel spacers from somewhere like Eibach or FK.

These are normally for larger spacers, 15mm for example so might be too wide, but they allow you to mount the wheel onto the alloy spacer.

That's right Rob Hayes! And that is the mother of all vibrations:lol:

Any help Kris TD

i think he means he cant get the wheels onto the hub due to the spacer to clear his brakes. but i dont know where to get them from

you dont need spigot rings, spigot rings are only used by aftermarket wheel manufacturers so that they dont have to make specific wheels for individual cars, they use plastic spacers to fit too a wider range of cars, vauxhall ones fit the hub perfectly.

I have Tarox sixpot calipers, to help stop my car:D
a small improvement over the original setup:lol::lol:

so I need the spacers.
Where can I buy those thins, because the wheel is fixed by the wheel bolts, if you understand what I mean, vibrations occur...the tyres are balanced anyway

thanks

you shouldn't need a spiggot for the wheels.
why are you running spacers out of interest?

maybe your tyres aren't balanced?

Need Help:

Where (internet) can I buy spiggot rings for the above wheels? I've got H&R wheel spacer and get a lot of steering vibration.
I'm not english, and I cn't find the rins in Portugal:mad:

sites to buy?

Thanks