May 26, 200520 yr I am going to put 15" pug alloys on my 1980 Brat, no lift just plan old Brat, anyway does anyone know if I need to make any mods, the pug wheels look much deeper then the 13" spokes that are on it. I just want to have my ducks in a row before I try to mount these things. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks Trudy
May 28, 200520 yr i really have no idea but what i would do is put on the rim with no tire and make sure it doesn't rub on anything... i had rubbing issues with my trailing arms in the rear when i didn't have the right suby rim on my brat... maybe even crank the wheel and take measurements on how much rubber can be on there before you hit the fenders or wheel wells...
June 2, 200520 yr Just make sure the tires are somewhat low profile and they will fit fine. I have 15 inch pug alloys on my 78 brat, and they fit no problem. I cant remember off hand what size tire they are, but if you need to know, I'll check for ya and send you an email. (its whatever was stock on the 505 peugot that I pulled them off of) The only spot where its real close is on the rear where the tire comes within 1/4 of an inch of the pivot point for the torsion arm. -Mike
June 2, 200520 yr I also have pugs to put on my 80' brat and would like to know what size tires to use as well.
June 3, 200520 yr Ok guys, I just wandered out in the dark and checked. It looks like the tire size is 205/60 R15-Mike
June 4, 200520 yr Trudy, The configuration I sent you on the tires and rims rub a little on the '86. I try not to turn that tight, so I haven't actually experienced the rub (or the radio's just a wee too loud?), but Tim has. Then again, he also said the clutch is out of adjustment (again, I say, huh?) seems cool by me... I like the no tippy-toe Mary
Please sign in to comment
You will be able to leave a comment after signing in
Sign In Now