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please dont redrill them for the sake of 1mm !! ,
wobble bolts and spigot rings/spacers should do the job fine,
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Originally posted by macleanshaun View PostWhy are you re drilling?
The wheels are 5x114, your car is 5x112. Wobble bolts.
If you need lower offset, get spacers that bolt to your hub, wobble bolt onto those.
Spacers are cheaper than redrilling a set of wheels. Plus you shouldn't molest those super RSs.
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Why are you re drilling?
The wheels are 5x114, your car is 5x112. Wobble bolts.
If you need lower offset, get spacers that bolt to your hub, wobble bolt onto those.
Spacers are cheaper than redrilling a set of wheels. Plus you shouldn't molest those super RSs.
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So the wheels are finally here!
Next on the list is:
Re drilling to 5x112
Cleaning/washing
Polishing the lips, Hex caps and bolts
Hub rings
Tires
More pics will come soon!
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Anyone got pics of any sizes mentioned above, please post them up and the brand of the tire as well as the wheel size!
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I'm pretty sure 215/35 is the smallest you are going to get which makes it your best choice.
the 215/35 really wont be stretched on the front but if its a big concern, step up to the 40. Definitely no bigger than that.
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Originally posted by Eric M View PostAs far as tire stretch and sizing goes make sure to take into consideration the look you want and the brand your going to go with. For example a 215 falken might like like a 205 Bridgestone if you understand what im saying. Some tires run narrower than others.
My questions is which company/brand tires should I go with? Something that will have some grip since I'm running such a skinny tire on a front wheel drive car.
So here's where I'm kinda lost since everyone is giving me different answers.
So either 205/40f and 215/40r or 215/35f and 215/35r???
The way I look at it, which one will perform better if I hit a pothole since there are many in NJ and as slow and caution as I drive.. Shit happens! Stretched but beefy vs wider but short?
As far as looks, after I figure out what size and brand tires to get I'm going to install the tires and put the wheels on the car to see where they gonna sit with a static drop that I want so then ill know what size spacers to get.
I can get pretty much any brand in sizes mentioned above but which ones? Since all different brands stretch differently..
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As far as tire stretch and sizing goes make sure to take into consideration the look you want and the brand your going to go with. For example a 215 falken might like like a 205 Bridgestone if you understand what im saying. Some tires run narrower than others.
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205/40 front, if you can find them, if not 215/40 all around.
You can either run adapters or redrill. If you redrill you will need spacers.
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Originally posted by Joker View Post1. u can use wobble bolts (might need spacers)
2. we can't answer that unless u provide wheel centrebore and wheel hub size
3. 205/35/18 all round imo
4. ???
As far as size I'm staring to lean towards 215/35 or 40/18 all around
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1. u can use wobble bolts (might need spacers)
2. we can't answer that unless u provide wheel centrebore and wheel hub size
3. 205/35/18 all round imo
4. ???
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all you need is wobble bolts and 215/40
you still might need spacers
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Originally posted by SeanDub View PostI can't really help with the adapter/redrill/wobble question because I'm not familiar with the fitment on your car. It is very likely that with offsets that high you are going to want adapters anyway though.
As for tires, If you can find 205/35 18 do that. If not, I would probably recommend 215/35 front and rear.
I have been running Federal 595's on my ex's car for a while now and like the way they stretch. You don't want stiff sidewalls with stretched tires.Last edited by cleanmk6; 02-03-2011, 12:12 PM.
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I can't really help with the adapter/redrill/wobble question because I'm not familiar with the fitment on your car. It is very likely that with offsets that high you are going to want adapters anyway though.
As for tires, If you can find 205/35 18 do that. If not, I would probably recommend 215/35 front and rear.
I have been running Federal 595's on my ex's car for a while now and like the way they stretch. You don't want stiff sidewalls with stretched tires.
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