Corsa I wheel PCD

[Speedmade]

I'm hoping a Corsa I owner can help me out.

I need to find out what the PCD for the Granada/Scorpio hubs is on the Corsa.
I'm trying to plan what wheels and brakes to use.

Reed Herman

[guy mayers]

Don't forget that you'll also need to know what offsets are required front and rear!
Guy

[Speedmade]

I haven't gotten that far yet.
I'm trying to find out if the Granada/Scorpio uses the traditional Ford 114mm x 5 pattern.
Then I have several options in the US to have custom wheels made.

[Mark Cowling]

As far as I am aware it is 112mm PCD 5 stud.

[chris.richard]

Quote from Pistonheads

"The Ford 5 stud pattern of the period, and Mercedes 5 stud pattern are the same at 113mm PCD, but the Mercedes has a larger central location diameter than the Ford which is 63mm, but I you could always sleeve a Mercedes fitment down to the 63mm."

[David May]

I don't know where this PCD 113 came from - the Corse I hubs are 112mm.

Incidentally a lot of Audi wheels are 5 x 112 and have a smaller centre, which is easy to machine out to 63.5mm.

Dave May

[colin artus]

The US Ford pcd is 4.5" which is 114.3 mm. Of course the Granada manual doesnt give the pcd size so no closer to knowing if it is the same.

Colin

[David May]

I looked at every wheel in my workshop and whereas they all have accurate rim and ET sizes stamped on them, there is no PCD data. One must know from the make (Audi, MB or Ford) what the centres are.

Is it possible that the Europeans are really using PCD 112mm or are they all really misquoted 4.5"? If not, just how much can I bend my wheel studs?


Dave May

[vojx]

112mm. Thats what I ordered, twice, and they fit perfectly

[Swamprat33]

Hi, My Corse i is fitted with 16" Compomotive competion wheels on Ford hubs.
Front - 7 x 16, PCD code 'K', Offset/ET - ET40
Rear- 7.5 x 16, PCD code 'K', Offset/ET - ET27

Don't know if that helps or confuses - ho hum...

Tim

[vojx]

http://www.tyresave.co.uk/fitment.html#FORD

maybe its old news

[chris.richard]

Useful site, especially the page for calculating/comparing tyre/wheel diameters