5 Lug, what exactly should I get with it?
10-08-2003, 05:46 PM
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5 Lug, what exactly should I get with it?
I'm going to be buying a 5 lug conv, for my eg. I did a search but there not exactly clear, my question is what parts should come with a complete swap? I dont want a conversion missing pieces or one that works but only has the basics, I want a COMPLETE one, can someone list the parts I need. Thanks
10-08-2003, 05:49 PM
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Re: 5 Lug, what exactly should I get with it? (Sassafrass)
slightly OT, and not meant to thread jack, but im confused when people use the term "unsprung weight" when talking about whether the 5 lug conversion is worth it or not.
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JDM ITR 98spec 5 lug 5x114.3 32mm suspension swap w/wheels & tires $1649.00 plus shipping -incl:frnt knuckle assemblies w/brake components, rear trailing arms w/brake components, a set of 16" JDM ITR CW wheels/tires. not incl: brake lines, lug nuts, axles, lower control arms(LCA), sway bars, or installation instructions.
JDM ITR 98spec 5 lug 5x114.3 32mm suspension swap w/wheels & tires $1649.00 plus shipping -incl:frnt knuckle assemblies w/brake components, rear trailing arms w/brake components, a set of 16" JDM ITR CW wheels/tires. not incl: brake lines, lug nuts, axles, lower control arms(LCA), sway bars, or installation instructions.
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Re: (Sassafrass)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Sassafrass »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Thanks for the help. But I'm going eiother USDM ITR or CTR, so I wont need the axels correct?</TD></TR></TABLE>
correct CTR or USDM ITR uses 32mm axles
correct CTR or USDM ITR uses 32mm axles
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correct, if you use USDM ITR or CTR.. you will not need axles. you will however,
need:
- whole front knuckle assembly including rotors and calipers.
- rear trailing arm assembly with rotors and calipers..and e-brake lines.
- rear brake lines.
not needed, but advised:
- ITR master cylinder and brake booster
- 4 disc prop valve.
i'm not sure if the ITR LCA's are NEEDED or not, but they will fit in your EG.. and they are a nice thing to have. also, dont forget little things like cotter pins, brake fluid, yada yada yada.
need:
- whole front knuckle assembly including rotors and calipers.
- rear trailing arm assembly with rotors and calipers..and e-brake lines.
- rear brake lines.
not needed, but advised:
- ITR master cylinder and brake booster
- 4 disc prop valve.
i'm not sure if the ITR LCA's are NEEDED or not, but they will fit in your EG.. and they are a nice thing to have. also, dont forget little things like cotter pins, brake fluid, yada yada yada.
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