I know the bolt pattern is the same, but I don't know if they will work with the backspacing?

 

Yea i have them on mine but off for the winter. They ride fine need to get at least 3/8 in spacers for the back rims or if your able to get 4 front s2k wheels than your fine. And dont need any spacers. But they look clean on there too.

 

Cool, thanks for the info.
I think I'm gonna give it a shot!

 

been wanting to this for tha longest but no1 will sell me 4 fronts!!!!.......

 

You can still do the wider rear rims just need spacers, and they maybe stick oot maybe 1/2in. Not too bad.

 

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Why would they stick out? The offset is very high.

 

Please get 4 front rims. Wide rear tires/rims on a FWD look really stupid.

 

^^^thats wut i wuz thinkin lol...............

 

Jacked it from the ocho.

 

Is that with 4 front rims??

 

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i have a set of 4 fronts uber uber CLEAN !!!!!!!!

 

How much shipped to 77598?

 

im lookin for tha 2005-up rims tha 17'z not tha odler ones.......but if u do have them how much???

 

i wanted to put some ap2 wheels on mine but couldn't find someone to just sell the front ones. Because yeah you have to have 4 front wheels

 

yea i really wanna see what 04-05 ap2 s2k wheels look like on our cars

 

that looks nice

 

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X2

staggered set-ups on FWD are teh ghey!

 

Staggered setups for FWD cars is NOT teh ghey. There are many race teams that run a wider FRONT that in the rear. This is often used for dialing out understeer and getting the car to rotate.

 

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but all the FWD guys on the street do it wrong... Race teams are different, they have a clue. The morons on the street are running staggered setups, wider in the rear, to look cool.

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see, you're doing it wrong...

 

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see, you're doing it wrong...</TD></TR></TABLE>

 

I have seen them on DC2 R's before, look sick on those in my opinion. I think the 05 AP2 Fronts would look killer on a FA in white.

 

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ok, the current ghey trend is using wider in the back especially VW . How many people do you see running wider up front on the street?

 

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Perhaps....but we're not talking about organized racing....we're talking about looks. And frankly.....I wouldn't be caught dead with wide *** front tires and normal rear tires on a daily driven vehicle.

 

There are some domestic FWD cars that have wider front tires on the front stock. I think the Pontiacs that have superchargers have that setup.


If you have the right offset of wheel and have a matched size that has the same rotating diameter, you wouldn't see that the front is wider.

 

rear s2k wheels require spacer