205's On Other Peugeot Alloys

[Daviewonder 533 3 Cars]

they look like roulette wheels

[oz. 2]

They're Schmidt's. Polished steel, very strong, I'd assume they're very heavy.

 

Also - very expensive.

[Baz 421]

Also now very bent like the rest of the car!

 

Schmidt TH Line's iirc?

[oz. 2]

Yep, when you look at the video's showing off their strength it's surprising what the motorbike did to them.

 

I'd like to find out the weight of them though

[richsmells 2]

The Apollo's on Henry's Cti work quite well, and to me anything non-standard looks wrong. Not sure they'd look so good on a Gti though.

Edited April 22, 2010 by richsmells

[backroadpug 12]

[Baz 421]

Nimrods do look good, just a shame they don't fit properly.

 

 

 

 

Does anyone have any pics of the 406 15" versions on a 205?

[24seven 104]

Veero had some 15" ouragans on his 205 for a while. The 2 miamis above really make them look great, but in the flesh I really didn't like them on my 205, perhaps it's just the colour they work with. They look fantastic on a 309 though.

 

[Hilgie 16 2 Cars]

There are 16" 406 Nimrods available with the right offset.

[Henry Yorke 269 3 Cars]

The Apollo's on Henry's Cti work quite well, and to me anything non-standard looks wrong. Not sure they'd look so good on a Gti though.

Great caliper clearance for big brakes and still 15". I think they look like a modern Speedline. I have never seen any fitted to a 205 GTI though

 

There are 16" 406 Nimrods available with the right offset.

Yes, they are the Ouragons. You can also get some copies in the right offset. 205Turbo has some on his CTI.

Of course there are Vortex

or Atlantis

 

but traditionally these are castigated as upsetting the handling. I think they look great and you can get 195/40/17 tyres now

[Liquid_106 97 1 Cars]

Does anybody have pics of the Ph.1 206 gti wheels on a 205? (Not the vortex, 180 gti ones)

 

Edit:

 

These

Edited April 22, 2010 by Liquid_106

[Baz 421]

Yes but not a very good one, as they didn't fit without spacers!

 

[richsmells 2]

The wheels on the 1007 look a bit like modern Gentry/STDT/405 wheels:

[Liquid_106 97 1 Cars]

Yes but not a very good one, as they didn't fit without spacers!

 

 

Can you remember what size spacers you used? Also, what front brakes did you run?

 

Cheers

[Henry Yorke 269 3 Cars]

I am guessing you need 10-15mm spacers for 206 wheels.. 180 Atlantis wheels are ET25 but are 7J. 307 17" Challenger wheels are 6.5J and ET31. 15" 206 wheels will be 6J at a guess, so likely to be ET31ish, so 15mm on a standard 205 rear beam. Obviously less if running a 309 one

[24seven 104]

Henry, don't suppose you know the correct name of these 307 wheels do you?

 

 

They're similar to the Vortex/Atlantis wheels (can't tell the difference between those either myself) but with a flair at the end of the spokes.

[Anthony 1,000]

Obviously less if running a 309 one

Don't think that'll make a difference Henry - the trailing arm (or more precisely, the ARB end plate) is the closest point to the inside of the wheel/tyre rather than the inner arch, and the hub-trailing arm distance is the same on both a 205 and 309 beam.

 

306 or Xsara arms would probably give you a few more millimeters - and thus smaller spacers - as the hubs are offset slightly more, but nothing significant.

 

309 beam makes running many of the newer/larger Peugeot wheels more problematic if anything, as many are wider than 6" and you can't run much more than that and a lowered ride height without modifiying the rear outer arches.

[Baz 421]

Can you remember what size spacers you used? Also, what front brakes did you run?

 

Cheers

 

I didn't! I never actually fitted them properly because i didn't like the idea of having to run spacers etc.

 

From memory, i think they fitted the front (1.6 setup) but not the rear as they were against the rear arches.

[Henry Yorke 269 3 Cars]

Henry, don't suppose you know the correct name of these 307 wheels do you?

Ariane. The shaved spokes of the later ones are 16" Equinoxe wheels. I think these would look great on a 205 too along with some of the other 307 wheels.

 

Don't think that'll make a difference Henry - the trailing arm (or more precisely, the ARB end plate) is the closest point to the inside of the wheel/tyre rather than the inner arch, and the hub-trailing arm distance is the same on both a 205 and 309 beam.

Good point, I had forgotten about that pesky end plate, however as you say it is the outer arch that is the problem so you would technically need less spacer width, if the ARB end plate allowed it.

Edited April 23, 2010 by Henry Yorke

[24seven 104]

Thanks:). Those equinoxe wheels are very similar to some Audi wheels that come with a polished flat surface and grey/anthracite elsewhere. I can't find a pic of them on google though.

[dodsworth_gti 11]

Does anyone have any pics of the 406 15" versions on a 205?

 

 

these what you mean??

 

 

 

these fit perfect,although they have slightly larger tyres on which ill change to 195/50's when these are dead

Edited April 23, 2010 by dodsworth_gti

[Baz 421]

Yup! Those ones, i have a set in primer in the garage, need to decide what colour to paint them and whack some tyres on them! (As if i really need another set of wheels... )

[Liquid_106 97 1 Cars]

Thanks for the pics & info peoples

I intend to run a 309 beam so I'll wait till thats fitted before I launch into buying spacers

[happygoron 2]

Yup! Those ones, i have a set in primer in the garage, need to decide what colour to paint them and whack some tyres on them! (As if i really need another set of wheels... )

 

I'd say those need to be silver really. Don't think they'd work in anything else. Mind, I'm fussy. They are one of the very few non speedlines that I think look ok on a 205.

[dodsworth_gti 11]

im going to re paint them,just going to do them a really light and bright silver,think they will look crap in anything else!