04'-05' Stock S2000 front wheels on a 2000 HX.......?
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hey there, was wonderin if any of you S2000 guys could help me out. i have a 2000 HX with a usdm itr 5-lug conversion. what i am wanting to do is use stock 04'-05' S2000 wheels (front ones only, rears i believe are too wide) on the car. any of you heard of or have any experience with this? any help/info greatly appreciated!
you should be good man
Just find 4 fronts and you should be straight.
The only Problem is that those wheels we'll be sunk all the way in the fender but other than that, at least you'll be running ap2 wheels
Modified by OBSeRiouSo at 11:08 PM 12/1/2006
Just find 4 fronts and you should be straight.
The only Problem is that those wheels we'll be sunk all the way in the fender but other than that, at least you'll be running ap2 wheels
Modified by OBSeRiouSo at 11:08 PM 12/1/2006
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by OBSeRiouSo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you should be good man
Just find 4 fronts and you should be straight.
The only Problem is that those wheels we'll be sunk all the way in the fender well but at least you'll be running ap2 wheels
</TD></TR></TABLE>that and handle like an ****
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I wouldn't see why it would drive like *** though?
He'll be running at least 2 more inches of contact patch to the ground.
Wouldn't it be exactly the same thing as a DC2-R running AP wheels since he's running teh same exact DC2-R 5 Lug on his EK?
Correct me if i am totally wrong.
He'll be running at least 2 more inches of contact patch to the ground.
Wouldn't it be exactly the same thing as a DC2-R running AP wheels since he's running teh same exact DC2-R 5 Lug on his EK?
Correct me if i am totally wrong.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by OBSeRiouSo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I wouldn't see why it would drive like *** though?
He'll be running at least 2 more inches of contact patch to the ground.
Wouldn't it be exactly the same thing as a DC2-R running AP wheels since he's running teh same exact DC2-R 5 Lug on his EK?
Correct me if i am totally wrong.</TD></TR></TABLE>
like how that sounds...please correct him if hes wrong! thanks for the inf oguys, really appreciate it.
He'll be running at least 2 more inches of contact patch to the ground.
Wouldn't it be exactly the same thing as a DC2-R running AP wheels since he's running teh same exact DC2-R 5 Lug on his EK?
Correct me if i am totally wrong.</TD></TR></TABLE>
like how that sounds...please correct him if hes wrong! thanks for the inf oguys, really appreciate it.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by OBSeRiouSo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">....The only Problem is that those wheels we'll be sunk all the way in the fender....</TD></TR></TABLE>
...couldn't he simply run spacers to solve that issue if that were to be the case?
...couldn't he simply run spacers to solve that issue if that were to be the case?
Oooh of course. By running spacers, you can easily solve the problem of the wheels being to sunk in.
The only problem of running certain spacers is that once he gets tired of running these ap2 wheels, and wants to be spontaneous by running another set of wheels, he is going to have to go through all the trouble to pull all the spacers out from the hub once again.
Either that, or save the trouble by keeping the spacers on, but will be limited to certain size, width, and wheel offsets beacuse of the extra " et mm" that he has put on.
and we all know, that honda offsets suck *** is.
The only problem of running certain spacers is that once he gets tired of running these ap2 wheels, and wants to be spontaneous by running another set of wheels, he is going to have to go through all the trouble to pull all the spacers out from the hub once again.
Either that, or save the trouble by keeping the spacers on, but will be limited to certain size, width, and wheel offsets beacuse of the extra " et mm" that he has put on.
and we all know, that honda offsets suck *** is.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by bigfigman »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">like how that sounds...please correct him if hes wrong! thanks for the inf oguys, really appreciate it.</TD></TR></TABLE>
BigFigMan. Just run the 7" fronts off an AP2. You should be straight man.
BigFigMan. Just run the 7" fronts off an AP2. You should be straight man.
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BigFigMan. Just run the 7" fronts off an AP2. You should be straight man.
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thanks man, i truly appreciate the info.
BigFigMan. Just run the 7" fronts off an AP2. You should be straight man.
</TD></TR></TABLE>thanks man, i truly appreciate the info.
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