i am going to be looking at gettin 17's soon in replacement of my 16's, i would like to know what work is required to make honda fitment alloys fit seat fitment and is it easy? i know they a very close alignment...

u buyin andys wheels off him. how cum ur changin urs already?

changing the wheel alignment aint that easy of a job.
why not look for a seat wheel

Am not a mastermind of this but you are either going to have to buy wheelsspacers or a hub conversion :S

I agree with Aceritz, you'll find it alot easier to buy wheels for the Seat - By the time you but the alloys and get them fitted (which may be v hard to do i.e camber adjustments or uneven treadwear) it may be cheaper to get Seat alloys my friend.

There are 3 factors to define wether they will fit or not:

1) Stud Pattern
2) Center bore
3) Offset

1) Your studs will need to be the same PCD as a honda or its really pointless failing re-drilling the stud holes in the wheels.

2) The center bore if smaller can be machined out to fit your car, though if its bigger you can get plastic locators to help

3) Offset, you can use spacers and longer studs to over come an offset where they are to close to the struts, though if its to large your gonna be rubbing arches etc and there isnt anything you can do

Basically if you find the details for both cars, and they are near enough you should be OK

Though the only way to be sure the fitment is totally correct, is buy wheels intended for a Seat.

sell ur 16s get ur 3 spokes on agin and by the correct fitment 4 ur seat pal will b easier!!!!!!

why them 3 spokes one dikka doo?

So his still has somethin to roll on while he sells his current ones to make money to get his new ones

ah right. It didnt click. Good thinking

lol aggy just stick with ur 16s for now an see what its like once the kit is on

Bit of a blonde moment there laura

dont worry laura we all have blonde moments. i once 4got to cook my dinner so my mum did it 4 me. shes gud like that

hehe