With adapters/spacers I don't see why you couldn't?

 

Do you have any recommendations.

 

Doesn't look good. Just checked ECS and Potter's, they don't have any adapters for 5x100 to 5x112...

 

Now when you search the websites do they specify if the spacers go 5X100 to 5X112??? I've searched some but haven't come across anything saying 5X100 to 5X112.

 

I doubt you will find spacers going to a wheel that is designed for a smaller car, the maker would be setting themselves up for a pretty lawsuit.

 

What year Jetta is it? Mk5's have 5x112 but a very high offset.

 

I've seen GTI Huffs on a Passat........

 

Lots of misinformation here.

There are at least three companies I know of that make those adapters. The real question though is, what wheels are they? If they're stock wheels or pretty cheap ones, you can do better than spending 300 on adapters...

 

Lots of misinformation here.

There are at least three companies I know of that make those adapters. The real question though is, what wheels are they? If they're stock wheels or pretty cheap ones, you can do better than spending 300 on adapters...

The other main issue is adapters are going to push the wheels out another 20mm at least so you're more than likely going to have offset issues...

x2. i have at least 7+ different places to get them from. but, as ryan said, the real problem lies in the fact that your fighting the offsets. the avg. smallest adapter most companies will make is 20mm. MK4's and passats roughly share the same offsets. an offset of 30 (with a 8.5 wheel) sits right about flush with the front fender, while, most of the time, the rear is 10mm less (so a 8.5" @ et20 would be right about flush with the qtr).

so, for instance, if those abt's have an offset of 30, adding the 20mm adapters would then drop you down to a final offset of et10.

but, in order to correctly answer your question, you need to get more complete info. most importanly, the wheel widths and the offset (aka ET). untill then, it's all guess work.

 

HE ssss baaaaaaackkkkk

 

all that to put ugly jetta wheels on ...WOW

 

^^ and to me those are Ugly Too

 

The other main issue is adapters are going to push the wheels out another 20mm at least so you're more than likely going to have offset issues...

 

Yes the Huffs fit. 1meanb5 (I think that is his name...but the dude from Hawaii) is running those. The MK5 VW's have 5x112 bolt patterns but run a 50-55MM offset. For a B5 it isnt as bad, since they have a 45MM offset. For the B5.5 you will most definately need spacers, at a minimum 15MM.

 

From the picture in the ad the rims look like they are on a MK4 jetta and they are 18" ABT Sportline rims.

Heres what they look like.(http://www.abt-sportsline.de/Gallery.500.0.html?&L=1&tx_gooffotoboek_pi1[fid]=4&cHash=b5af4fda8f)

 

A comment a little bit out of center; there are a range of rims that actually comes with both bolt-patterns.

 

Well guys I tried calling home dude over and over again. No answers and no call backs..........so I'm just going to look else where but look for the correct pattern.

 

well, dont feel too bad, chances are, they would have never fit. unless they were a high offset, and he needed spacers, you'd never get enough room to allow for the adapters.

 

well if its any help im running 18x8 with a et37 im also running 30mm spacers on the rear which im now running a et7
and on the front ive got 10mm but soon as my arches are rolled im gonna be running 30mm spacers on the front so et7 all round

oh and my other wheels i was running 18x8 et17 all round with a problem

hope it makes sence