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Powder coated wheels ..
Posted: Sat Jan 14, 2012 2:43 pm
by mikeWalsall
Bought five Lexus GS300 16" x 7J rims complete with new 225 /55/16" directional tyres plus the 25 chrome nuts off eBay at Christmas ..
Just collected them from a 'mate' ..after having the tyres removed / refitted .. the rims .. stripped .. primed and powder coated ... cost me £15 per wheel ..
Just waiting on a set of these ...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/260801971283? ... 1438.l2649 .. so I can remove / replace the 'L' from the centre caps ..
Re: Powder coated wheels ..
Posted: Sat Jan 14, 2012 5:15 pm
by kloonsy
Liking those a lot

, are lexus centre bore the same??
Re: Powder coated wheels ..
Posted: Sat Jan 14, 2012 5:57 pm
by francophile1947
kloonsy wrote:Liking those a lot

, are lexus centre bore the same??
Not according to this
http://www.alloywheelsinternational.com/LEXUS.html - the centre bores look too small, so will need drilling out to fit on the hub.
Re: Powder coated wheels ..
Posted: Sat Jan 14, 2012 7:14 pm
by Simon Jones
Very tidy looking wheels. Does your mate offer BF members a similar competitive price

. If so, I have 8 wheels that could do with a refurb.
Re: Powder coated wheels ..
Posted: Sat Jan 14, 2012 10:19 pm
by mikeWalsall
aaaaaa rrrrrrrrrr..!!
You maybe well right ... I have an Toyota Estima with Lexus rims ... it as been said (and put up on Forums) that Toyota rims fit the Bongo so .. silly me .. just used that info without pre checking ..
I will have to physically try tomorrow .. if they do not fit her.. maybe my Estima will be having a new set of boots (errrrrr..that's if they fit her)..??
I used info on trust like ................
THE WHEEL PCD SIZE IS 5X114.3
THESE FIT THE FOLLOWING CARS
CHRYSLER SEBRING SALOON/COUPE 95>
CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 94>96
CHRYSLER 300 M 98>04
DAEWOO LEGANZA 97>
FORD PROBE 94 > 98
FORD MAVERICK 01>
HONDA HR-V 99>
HYUNDAI SANTA FE 00>
HYUNDAI XG 00>
HYUNDAI COUPE 01>
HYUNDAI TUSCAN 04>
USUZU OASIS 95>
LAND ROVER FREELANDER 97>
LEXUS ES300 92>
LEXUS LS400 91>94
LEXUS GS 300/ 400 93>
LEXUS LS400 94>98
LEXUS RX300 00>03
LEXUS IS 200/300 99>
MAZDA RX7 92>96
MAZDA MX6 92>98
MAZDA XEDOS 6 92>99
MAZDA 626 92>
MAZDA 323 94>98
MAZDA MPV 98>
MAZDA PREMACY 99>03
MAZDA 6 02>
MAZDA 3 03>
MITSUBISHI 3000GT 92>99
MITSUBISHI FTO 96>
MITSUBISHI GALANT 97>03
MITSUBISHI EVOLUTION 1V 96>98
MITSUBISHI EVOLUTION V 98>99
MITSUBISHI VR4 98>02
MITSUBISHI SPACE WAGON 98>
MITSUBISHI GALANT 98>
MITSUBISHI EVOLUTION V1 99>01
MITSUBISHI PININ 00>
MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER 03>
MITSUBISHI GRAND 03>
NISSAN SERENA 93>
NISSAN 200 SX 95>
NISSAN MAXIMA / QX 95>
NISSAN ALMERA TINO 00>
NISSAN X TRAIL 01>
NISSAN PRIMERA 02>
NISSAN 300 ZX 95>
PLYMOUTH LASER 94>
PLYMOUTH GRAND VOYAGER 93>
TOYOTA SIENNA 94>
TOYOTA RAV 4 94>
TOYOTA PREVIA 95>
TOYOTA PICNIC 96>
TOYOTA AVENSIS 01>
TOYOTA AVENSIS 03>
TOYOTA PIRIUS 04>
TOYOTA COROLLA 04>
Re: Powder coated wheels ..
Posted: Sat Jan 14, 2012 11:01 pm
by francophile1947
That list is rubbish

The PCDs are the same, but the centre bores are not - all those with a bore of more than 60.1 will need machining out.
It looks like they may well fit your Estima, as most large Toyotas have a 60.1 centre bore.
Re: Powder coated wheels ..
Posted: Sat Jan 14, 2012 11:18 pm
by mikeWalsall
Strange as I know that Bongo owners fit Toyota Estima wheels ... and I already have Lexus wheels on my Estima.

Re: Powder coated wheels ..
Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2012 2:38 pm
by francophile1947
Maybe the website's wrong then - have you measured the centre bores?
Re: Powder coated wheels ..
Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2012 6:16 pm
by mikeWalsall
francophile1947 wrote:Maybe the website's wrong then - have you measured the centre bores?
I have not removed a Bongo wheel to check ...
But I measured the centre of a Toyota Alloy and the Bongos spacesaver with a vernier and the alloy is about 2mm ..... smaller in diameter ....
Bugga ... if it had been the other way round I could have used a spigot ring ..
Re: Powder coated wheels ..
Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2012 6:47 pm
by kloonsy
I think thats where the confusion comes from. The fitment table is for aftermarket wheels which have an extra large centre bore, designed to be used with spigot rings.
Re: Powder coated wheels ..
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 12:47 am
by bongoloids
Hi all,
I'm a new owner and a Fury virgin, having owned my 2litre petrol tintop for one whole week. My bongo has some ropey 17" alloys and I want to refurb them myself. I've been slumped at the PC the last few nights looking at PCD's, bore sizes, etc and trawling through old posts on the fury forum.
My understanding is that you can fit a wheel with a larger bore size than 67.1 to a Bongo with the aid of a spigot ring. Fitting alloys with a smaller bore than 67.1 is unsafe as they'd be incorrectly seated. I'm no expert by any stretch so if anyone can tell me if I'm right or wrong I'd very grateful.
If I right then I'd guess that a wheel from a Bongo could in theory be fitted to any Lexus, as all Lexus' have a bore of 60.1mm. A spigot ring would be needed of course. BUT Lexus wheels can't or shouldn't be fitted to a Bongo.
An ebayer local to me has a spare Toyota Estima/lucida 17" alloy for sale. Thought I could swop and refurb my wheels one at a time until I realised that the Estima also has a 60.1mm bore. Have emailed the chap and he has responded saying that he's traded in Estima's and Bongo's for many years and knows his stuff. Says I'm misinformed and the wheel will safely fit my Biongo????
Though I've just read Kloonsy's post - as these are 17" rims they are aftermarket wheels so the bore size could be anything!... Think I'll take my tape measure and go and have a look.....
Any input would be greatly appreciated - love the forum by the way!. BTW Mike - those aloys look brill - did you try them on your Bongo?
Cheers,
Paul
Re: Powder coated wheels ..
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 10:54 am
by mikeWalsall
Although the five bolt holes line up ... As ..I .. have since found out .. you are correct .. The Bongo wheels would fit a Toyota with the use of Spigot rings ..
But as the Toyota as a smaller centre hole the wheel will not fit over the 'hub' of the Bongo ..
I just went from a list of what I assumed where compatible rims (obviously as I have realised it's not always a good thing to do)... but ... it was just a list of the PCD (pitch circle diameter) that related to the number / spacing of the wheels mounting bolt holes of various car manufactures ..
As what as already been pointed out ... most after market rims would be produced with a universally .. to .. large bore (hole) that would utilise a spigot ring to make up the difference in diameters ..
I already have a Toyota Estima with Lexus rims .. I could have tried a wheel from that on the Bongo .. rather than 'assuming' that the listed rims would fit ..
Re: Powder coated wheels ..
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 12:58 pm
by bongoloids
Sorry Mike. Hindsights a bugger, eh? Thank-you for coming back to me though. No consulation for you though I'm afraid.
They look superb so surely you can get your investment back by flogging 'em on ebay or on the Estima forum?
The local ebayer flogging the wheel on ebay has said I can try before I buy- so I'm going to pop up one evening and measure the bore rather than arse around in the dark with my jack. As I said its a 17" so its got to be an aftermarket wheel anyway so I reckon it'll be fine. Betcha it wasnt fitted with a spigot ring when it was on the Estima though! Will report back as the info may prove useful to others.
Thanks again Mike.
Re: Powder coated wheels ..
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 2:38 pm
by mikeWalsall
Like me ... one of the members on the TEOC as a Bongo as well as a Toyota and I know he used to swap his wheels from bus to bus .. so when I read the PCD list I assumed that they would interchange from one to the other .. never thinking of the 'bore' size ..
I have my Bongo on SORN and I am still using my Estima so I'm in no rush..
Strange thing is the guy who listed my Bongo is ...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/280771203077? ... 1438.l2648
Re: Powder coated wheels ..
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 2:59 pm
by bongoloids
Ironic eh?! Thats a cracking Bongo you've bought Mike.