Wheels to fit 4x4"......

[morrag]

Mr T I hate to "nit-pick" but the diff. is actually 1.6mm, around a sixteenth of an inch,100mm to 4" PCD, and whilst I have already agreed that you can get away with this on a 'countersunk' style of wheel nut location, if you are using tube nuts.......Rod, I have redrilled quite a few ex-Ford fittment wheels to suit the Reliant PCD, and there is usually sufficient 'meat' to do so, but I also normally use drilling jig, Morrag

[tbone]

You`ll get no more arguments from me. I`m only a bloke with a shed and a spanner, others here are far more qualified to comment on such topics, if i had a sense of humour i`d restrict my forthcoming posts to humourous comments only. 

[morrag]

Hey Mr. T if I have been too pointed, then please accept my apologies, no offence intended, honest! I will now,"shutta my mouth",Morrag

[tbone]

No offence taken and certainly no apologies neccassary. You have answered the query correctly while i have attempted to voice the opinion of the unqualified shed builder.
Different views are what make forums interesting and dare i say exciting places to be, without people like ourselves who are willing to air their opinions it would be very quiet around here.

[ROD]

Meanwhile ....back on track 
       What Ive decided to do ,is buy some Nova discs ,and use them as a template to re drill the hubs. Coupled with a pair (aint found any yet) of 4x100's this will at least allow me to set the axle height to build the frame. Thanks everbody for your wise words of wisdom . Without the various views on these engineering probs no one would be able to make a decision!There is a fantastic array of grass roots problem solvers on here!
            Regards
 

[Simple Simon]

If there was never a diference of opinion, we would all be riding and doing the same thing

[XJ750(UK)]

...or not