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Old December 7th 2002, 11:01
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5x100 or 5x130

Hi,

I want to convert a 1975 Super Beetle (1303) with stock fenders (wings) to being able to use one of the current Passat wheels. The one set of Passat wheels which I like are 5x100's and the other set is 5x130's.

I will be adding disk brakes all around and I will be adding wider fenders (wings) first.

Is there something important to consider that a technoklutz like me hasn't in choosing.

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René
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Old December 7th 2002, 11:23
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5 x 100 is the new vw bolt pattern
5 x 130 is the old & new porsche pattern
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B5 and 5.5 Passats are 5x112, same as Audi (except TT, that's 5x100). So...

Porsche 5x130
VW and Audi TT 5x100 (except Passat)
Audi and Passat (except TT) 5x112
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Old December 8th 2002, 16:16
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35i passat with vr6 was 5x100mm (thats up to 93 passats)
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