Pics of 2nd gen. with 3rd Gen stock wheels
10-16-02, 02:29 AM
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Pics of 2nd gen. with 3rd Gen stock wheels
Does anyone have pics of their second gen with 3rd gen stock rims. If so, please post them. Im thinking about buying some and want to know what they look like on the 2nd gens. Also, what are the specs of the 3rd gen wheels...Any info would be appreciated...thanks...
that car looks badass. is that ures spool up?
10-18-02, 12:55 AM
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Originally posted by Comtitatus
Thanks for the pic....
I was wondering....Does an 88 Convertible have the 5 lugs or is it the 4 lug?
Thanks for the pic....
I was wondering....Does an 88 Convertible have the 5 lugs or is it the 4 lug?
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but hopefully Rishie will have my Enkei RPM2's in the mail pretty soon....here's a pic....
10-21-02, 10:38 PM
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The weights should be here. I hope those wheels come soon to.
Rishie
FYI, for any of those interested in doing this combination. Please get the H & R hubcentric studded spacers. This will allow you to go back to stock wheels without open ended lugnuts whenever you want. Plus you'll save time on not having to take your hub apart to install the longer studs. Remember, time is money.
$240.00 shipped for 15mm spacers should be the right price. It sounds like a lot but it really isn't all things considered. Just an FYI. 50mm - 15mm = 35mm on 8" width. This is perfect. 50 - 25 = 25 mm on 8" width which is too low for the front.
The weights should be here. I hope those wheels come soon to.
Rishie
FYI, for any of those interested in doing this combination. Please get the H & R hubcentric studded spacers. This will allow you to go back to stock wheels without open ended lugnuts whenever you want. Plus you'll save time on not having to take your hub apart to install the longer studs. Remember, time is money.
$240.00 shipped for 15mm spacers should be the right price. It sounds like a lot but it really isn't all things considered. Just an FYI. 50mm - 15mm = 35mm on 8" width. This is perfect. 50 - 25 = 25 mm on 8" width which is too low for the front.
12-20-02, 07:24 AM
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Originally posted by ARD T2
$240.00 shipped for 15mm spacers should be the right price. It sounds like a lot but it really isn't all things considered. Just an FYI. 50mm - 15mm = 35mm on 8" width. This is perfect. 50 - 25 = 25 mm on 8" width which is too low for the front.
$240.00 shipped for 15mm spacers should be the right price. It sounds like a lot but it really isn't all things considered. Just an FYI. 50mm - 15mm = 35mm on 8" width. This is perfect. 50 - 25 = 25 mm on 8" width which is too low for the front.
How do I go about ordering set from you.
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12-26-02, 05:47 PM
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If you are looking for a set of FD rims, just go to the 3rd-Gen For Sale section or the Wheels/Tires FS section and look for a used set of wheels.
By the way Spool Up, your car almost makes me want to rid myself of this damn FD for a T2 exactly like that
By the way Spool Up, your car almost makes me want to rid myself of this damn FD for a T2 exactly like that
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Originally posted by 3RotorMotor
can anyone answer my question? do i need the 15 mm spacers for the fd wheels?
can anyone answer my question? do i need the 15 mm spacers for the fd wheels?
Also are the spacers needed if i only want the fd rims on the rear of the car for drag radials? or are the spacers only needed for the front?
