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08-02-13, 09:45 PM
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Reviving an old thread!
I have posted these elsewhere, but just in case someone is interested in fitting FD wheels on an FC. 25mm spacers up front. 50mm spacers in the back. Hankook rs3 225/50/16 all around. Rolled fenders up front, had to pull the fenders in the rear. I am sure you are able to tell in the rear, though I really like the fitment.
I have posted these elsewhere, but just in case someone is interested in fitting FD wheels on an FC. 25mm spacers up front. 50mm spacers in the back. Hankook rs3 225/50/16 all around. Rolled fenders up front, had to pull the fenders in the rear. I am sure you are able to tell in the rear, though I really like the fitment.
09-06-13, 10:30 AM
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Are you guys using hub-centric spacers? Any vibrations?
I bought a second gen years ago that had FD wheels on it and the vibrations were out of control, I ditched that setup very quick.
I bought a second gen years ago that had FD wheels on it and the vibrations were out of control, I ditched that setup very quick.
09-06-13, 10:41 AM
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I think my spacers are hub centric. I have no vibrations. But on my old cressida i had spacers that were actually adapters (114x4--108x4) and i drove down to vancouver and i thought my hand was going to fall off by the time i got there. Those werent hub centric. U can buy the little rings that go inside the spacer to make them hub centric.
09-08-13, 10:06 AM
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thats a win in my book haha
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