114.3 = 4.5
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114.3 = 4.5
i am sure this has been asked before, (i even did a search and found the answer) but i want to ask in the race car section where i think people might have accually done this.
I am almost done building the drag car, and its time to order up some wheels. but the wheels i am finding are 5x4.5 i belive this is the same as the stock 5x114.3 that comes on the 5 lug FC.
can anyone confirm this?
also what backspacing can fit...
Basically will a 5x4.5 bolt pattern fit, with 4 1/8" back spacing, and 8" wide fit?
thanks to anyone that can verify this!
I am almost done building the drag car, and its time to order up some wheels. but the wheels i am finding are 5x4.5 i belive this is the same as the stock 5x114.3 that comes on the 5 lug FC.
can anyone confirm this?
also what backspacing can fit...
Basically will a 5x4.5 bolt pattern fit, with 4 1/8" back spacing, and 8" wide fit?
thanks to anyone that can verify this!
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Rears can go down to a 6.0" backspacing.
I dunno what the "-10" offset is in reference to (offset means nothing without width), but it's way too negative to fit nicely.
-Ted
I dunno what the "-10" offset is in reference to (offset means nothing without width), but it's way too negative to fit nicely.
-Ted
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Originally Posted by speeddemon32
by width, dont you mean the 8" i said?
It'll fit, but the tire will most likely contact the fender lip.
correct me if i am wrong.
what does -10 mean? is that mm? 10%?........ anyone?
what does -10 mean? is that mm? 10%?........ anyone?
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is there a wheel size you would recomend? witht he correct offset?
just touching the fender lip is not a problem, this can be cut or bent. i will do some mesuring tonight.
thanks for the help.
just touching the fender lip is not a problem, this can be cut or bent. i will do some mesuring tonight.
thanks for the help.
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