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found somthin on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...spagename=WDVW
do i just bolt those to my studs on there and thats it???walla i have 114 bolt pattern or is ther more to it???
do i just bolt those to my studs on there and thats it???walla i have 114 bolt pattern or is ther more to it???
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Those are like the wheel adapters on my VW dune buggy. I converted it to Ford pattern. Just use your existing lugs to install them. I don't know if they mess anything up in suspension or steering. During real hard driving isn't when I want to find out.
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for real if they sell for less the 50 i gusse i will try them out and put my friends rims on there to try them out before i buy rims if i do im gunna buy Gab's or fake ones
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wouldnt i need to buy studs??becuase when i took my rims off the other day the stud and the bolt were together as one so ur sayin to bolt those adapters on by using my stock lugs/studs and then buy new studs or somthin??
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Looking at the pic on ebay... The holes in the adapter will line up with your current bolt pattern. More than likely, you will use your current lug bolts to secure it.( That's how it was in my case. With it bolted on, you will have a new bolt pattern, that looks like(in the pic) will also use lug bolts to hold the wheels. Those should come with them though. If I'm wrong, you will end up with the more common lugs sticking out to accept a wheel.
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These shouldn't be that hard to find or get made. I'm kinda suprised at the response over them.
I dunno, when I first found out I could put some Mustang wheels on my buggy, I was pretty stoked too.( I was a big Mustang lover) I can see how thhis would bring intrest if you didn't know they were out there.
I dunno, when I first found out I could put some Mustang wheels on my buggy, I was pretty stoked too.( I was a big Mustang lover) I can see how thhis would bring intrest if you didn't know they were out there.
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These shouldn't be that hard to find or get made. I'm kinda suprised at the response over them.
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what rims are 4x114? I had a set of wheel spacers on my jeep but they were just to space my tires out so it wouldn't rub my springs. There is a place that makes them custom any adaptation you want. I have the link somehwere. might be another alternative if you wanted to go from 4x110 to something else even.
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nope, only terrible rims come in 4x114 pattern. yep, you really shouldn't bid on these.
Originally Posted by thericerx7
aren't ***most*** honda rims 4x114.3?
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TireRack only lists two wheels for the SE... I know there's more... Should I just search for wheels for a '93 Accord or something like that?
On the same note, I have some 14 or 15 inch Mid 90's Accord stock steelies with decent tires on em. Would they bolt to my SE suspension system till I have cash to get decent new wheels?
On the same note, I have some 14 or 15 inch Mid 90's Accord stock steelies with decent tires on em. Would they bolt to my SE suspension system till I have cash to get decent new wheels?
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with adaptors like these, keep in mind that it will set the wheels out that thickness so when u get new wheels, u can't use the stock backspacing if u want to get it under the fender as stock, on the other hand, it will actually alow for wider wheels than it would without the adaptor.
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