LAMBORGHINI GALLARDO wheels?

[Midnight_Rider]

Do they fit?

[bakedziti]

http://www.audizine.com/forum/classifieds.php?listing=19-lamborghini-titanium-wheels-for-gallardo-also-fits-vw-audi-180409

Looks as if they fit an older B6, as well as a few VWs. That set is available in the marketplace now. Search a wheel sticky for your chasis platform, I'm sure you an figure out if the dimensions listed in the makertplace ad fit your s4

[jran76]

Negative. Centerbore is 57.1. Ours is 66.56. You could have them redrilled, and then it would come down to size and offset. Most fronts would fit as they are in the 8.5" ET40-43 range which is close to our stock size. The rear is usually in the 11" ET55 range, and that would not clear the rear suspension. Realistically, you would likely need to do four fronts, and have the CB redrilled to even think about it....

[Midnight_Rider]

Thanks. Any way around the redrilling?

[eurotic]

Thanks. Any way around the redrilling?

Maybe some type of adapter or different/custom hubs.

[theedge111]

Thanks. Any way around the redrilling?

Buy a b6/b7

[jran76]

I think redrilling would probably be the easiest/best option assuming you could get 4 front wheels. An adapter could probably be custom made, but it would probably need to be 15mm+ thick which would push the wheels out too far. If you could do one at 10mm thick, it would probably work, but I don't think that is possible. You'd be looking at a spacer that is 66.56 on the inside, and 57.1 on the outside. The factory hub protrudes about 10mm, so the spacer would have to be thicker than that by 5-10mm minimum.

[mr shickadance]

Thanks. Any way around the redrilling?

given how wide the lambo wheels are to begin with, and how an adapter would be at LEAST a 15mm spacing it would not work.

Any machine shop could bore out the center to spec and it would be an easier route than using an adapter.

Personally, those lambo wheels are ugly and for the price, better wheels could be had.

[KRp220]

i have the same wheel style (Alzor/reps) in 18" for my winter setup. you would def need to go 19" for them to look good, and i think Hartmann makes them

i bet they'd look pretty slick in 19's with the right finish, but pretty sure they are damn heavy