I just got a set of wheels from e/bay,the guy swore black and blue that they were 108 pcd.When thet turned up they are 120pcd[:-(] can i get a spacer to fit them on, or is there any other way.I can make them fit.As they are 70 vintage i cannot get them drilled as they are hollow in the back

save the pain and get some others....
Lesson learen't...

Now I'm confused those are the measurements
I just took,what holes do i measure the 98 or the 120 :?: :?: :?: And if they are 98 can i get them bored out and a set of wheel nuts made to fit

The PCD is definitely the 120.
I agree about finding some others too, I doubt you'll get these ones to fit the 108 PCD.

I wonder if i could get them redrilled

Smallvan,
Are you measuring PCD (pitch circle dia. ie to centre of holes) & NOT to outer edge of holes (pcd 108 + 2xhole radius = 120 approx.)
The measurements are wrong because if pcd is 120, then distance between adjacent hole centres is 85mm approx, not 98

Gregg

As susggested before to save the headaches and potential ilegality and safety issues just sell em on eBay and get another set that will fit.

These jelly bean mags come up quite often.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/13-mag-wheels-and-tyres-escort-cortina-capri-/290579211992?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item43a7dee6d8

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/FORD-ESCORT-CORTINA-DEEP-DISH-KIDNEY-MAGS-/320718351969?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4aac4dae61

Cheers

Matt

I would but those are 14/7s

Definitely look to be 4x120mm. Odd-ball size - I think some early Mazdas used it (121/RX5). Not sure I'd bother trying to make them fit. I'd just give them a polish and stick them up for sale on a rotary forum.