24-11-2013, 10:44 PM
they don't look like any 306 steel I have had (although that could be as they are white so look different).
You can measure the wheel offset yourself by laying a wheel flat on the ground and measuring the distance to the hub from the floor, turn over and repeat and then you can work out the offset from the centre. I should add that my comment above relates to the suspension not the wheel, the wheels on a 306 are on the low end hence why 306 wheels sit too far out on other cars and other wheels sit too far in (the problem you are having)
You can measure the wheel offset yourself by laying a wheel flat on the ground and measuring the distance to the hub from the floor, turn over and repeat and then you can work out the offset from the centre. I should add that my comment above relates to the suspension not the wheel, the wheels on a 306 are on the low end hence why 306 wheels sit too far out on other cars and other wheels sit too far in (the problem you are having)