100 to 114.3 pcd
100 to 114.3 pcd
18 October 2010, 08:43 AM
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I can't see the point in using adapters , they would need to be a certain thickness to be able to screw a wheel stud into them safely , which would then bring the wheel out in the arch , which could cause clearance issue's , I'm sure you could just swap the drive flanges over if you were doing it to an 2001 onwards STi ??
Wouldn't it be easier to just find 5 x 100 wheels you like.
Wouldn't it be easier to just find 5 x 100 wheels you like.
18 October 2010, 03:24 PM
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I can't see the point in using adapters , they would need to be a certain thickness to be able to screw a wheel stud into them safely , which would then bring the wheel out in the arch , which could cause clearance issue's , I'm sure you could just swap the drive flanges over if you were doing it to an 2001 onwards STi ??
Wouldn't it be easier to just find 5 x 100 wheels you like.
Wouldn't it be easier to just find 5 x 100 wheels you like.
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I did it the hard..or easy way depending how you look at it. I swapped in a complete 06 STI rearend ( hub to hub) then put on 06 sti front knuckles and changed the lower part of my coilovers. I now have 5x114.3 on my bugeye and a bigger rear with the oem clutch type rear diff.
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