wheel adapters not so clear.
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wheel adapters not so clear.
well i found a good deal on some 4x114.3 wheels and i own a civic which as everyone knows is 4x100.
Now ive been looking everywhere and havent found any 15mm or smaller adapters.
i saw opposum post about pandagarage but there adapters cost 240.
What's the cheapest way to get these wheels on my car?
Now ive been looking everywhere and havent found any 15mm or smaller adapters.
i saw opposum post about pandagarage but there adapters cost 240.
What's the cheapest way to get these wheels on my car?
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Yes sir Opossum name is Ralph he is a really cool guy and he will help you out as long as your not in a hurry he takes a few days sometimes to sign on here.The only other thing I can think of is getting the 114 hub assemblies and swapping them out for your 4x100's and maybe getting the rotors redrilled?Dont quote me on that I am unsure if the swap is possible.
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i wouldnt reall want to convert to 114 cause im trying to get these wheels till i start making enough $ to go 5 lug or get some nice 4x100 setup. But thanx alot
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why not just get wheels that fit your car? its gonna be cheaper/easier than adapting. adapter run about 50-60 each so $240 is a fair price.
also if you google "wheel adpater", the first three sites all sell them. also an adapter will always act as a spacer so keep that in mind for proper fitment
also if you google "wheel adpater", the first three sites all sell them. also an adapter will always act as a spacer so keep that in mind for proper fitment
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it wont happen. using wheel adapters require having a car that uses lug bolts and not lug nuts. the adapter has to bolt onto the hub.
with serious modification you can make the adapter work, but im talking about using locktite and making it semi-permanent.
the damage isnt worth it
at least as much as i know i havent found anyone who sells adapters that would work with hub that uses lug nuts
with serious modification you can make the adapter work, but im talking about using locktite and making it semi-permanent.
the damage isnt worth it
at least as much as i know i havent found anyone who sells adapters that would work with hub that uses lug nuts
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