miata wheels...
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miata wheels...
I know this has been talked about before, but couldnt find it on the search.
I am hoping to run the OEM miata alloys in 14'...they are only a little over 10 lbs.
I know the offset will be off some, but didnt know if it would be a problem.
Car is only lowered about an inch or so.
I autocross occasionally and track days....
Any idea if it would be a problem on my 94?
I am hoping to run the OEM miata alloys in 14'...they are only a little over 10 lbs.
I know the offset will be off some, but didnt know if it would be a problem.
Car is only lowered about an inch or so.
I autocross occasionally and track days....
Any idea if it would be a problem on my 94?
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Re: miata wheels... (mattbatson)
A quick search revealed 10 threads.
Anyways, the bigger problem is that the hub bore (the big hole in the centre) is the wrong size, it is too small.
Link.
Anyways, the bigger problem is that the hub bore (the big hole in the centre) is the wrong size, it is too small.
Link.
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Re: miata wheels... (old man neri)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by old man neri »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">A quick search revealed 10 threads.
Anyways, the bigger problem is that the hub bore (the big hole in the centre) is the wrong size, it is too small.
Link.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I ran them on my integra with spacers it works fine
Anyways, the bigger problem is that the hub bore (the big hole in the centre) is the wrong size, it is too small.
Link.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I ran them on my integra with spacers it works fine
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